If the Dutch colonized Brazil and married the Indians, their children would be born white, and the indigenous gene wouldn't make any difference. Iberians carry genes from North Africans and Romans, that's the reason Latin America is brown.
What in the fuck
>>220887391I'm from a region that has dutch descendents and they are all the same as everyone else
the dutch are animals
>>220887391true, just like dutch and indog mixed look whiter than average spanish and spanish mixed filipinos
Are you a mulatto
Iberians carries r1b, thats super celtic and visigoth blood. Thats why latin america america is the whitest region in the world.
>>220889958Op is literally schizophrenic, he's 1/8 black
>>220889298There is a region of dutch mutts? We were only there for a few years
>>220890071pay reparations for curacao and aruba ytboi
>>220890109"no"
>>220890071It’s often exaggerated by locals or completely dismissed by outsiders, but some Northeastern Brazilians, mainly from Pernambuco and Paraíba, do have diluted Dutch ancestry from those twenty-something years of occupation. It isn’t very significant in the overall gene pool, but it has produced a few notable individuals. These usually descend not from random mercenaries left behind, but from relatively wealthy merchants, like Ruber van der Linden and members of the d’Holanda clan such as Sérgio Buarque de Holanda and Aurélio Buarque de Holanda. They are direct descendants of Arnaud Florentz Boeyens van Holland, a Dutch Jew in the West India Company who was rich as fuck.The name “Wanderley” as a first or second name is, or was, a thing, although it is relatively uncommon now. It is not really an indicator of Dutch ancestry, but it is an interesting leftover of Dutch political influence. “Wanderley” is a corruption of “Van der Liej,” from Gaspar Van der Liej, a Dutch noble merchant who betrayed Nassau for the Portuguese during the Battle of Guararapes. He was rewarded with vast lands in Pernambuco, eventually marrying the daughter of a major slave owner and inheriting part of the Souza Leão estate. His descendants became influential members of the local elite up through the late Empire and early Republic, which probably explains the name’s lingering popularity.Some Southern Brazilians and Paulistas also claim Dutch ancestry from later European immigration, founding settlements like Holambra. They are a minority among Brazil’s Germanic-descended populations, so they tend to be overlooked. That is probably what the other poster was referring to.
man brazilians have to be the worst posters on /int/
>>220890071It's been a long time, and it's often exagerated, but there are families who have partial dutch descent from those times, but Netherlands' contribution is more noticeable on the architecture and structure of the cities they controlled. Recife for example has a ton of influence form that time in certain areas. There were also a ton of Galician immigrants to the same area, so pretty much every blonde person from the interior of the area gets called Galego (Galician).My dad studied with a few kids from Dutch family or recent Dutch descent back in the 1960s and 1970s, they still had their surnames and all, but they were a minority. Regardless, the influence on the culture can be felt in certain places, although most people nowadays think it's just Brazilian culture kek. We have a university named after Johann Moritz (Nassau-Siegen), here he was known as Maurício de Nassau.>TLDR: Yes, but it's exagerated, and nowadays can be summarized to architectural and minor cultural influences.
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The man who conquered part of Brazil for the odd twenty years or so became known as the "Brazilian" back home. Nobody cares about this, however. As he more famous for allowing his house to be used as an art gallery.
>>220892174Uninassau is an uniesquina through. No better than Unibra on my book.Btw Unibra girls are the slutiest.
>>220892230>Uninassau is an uniesquina throughIs it really? Unironically thought it was a good private uni lol
>>220892174Architectural influence in debatable, most buildings from that period went through severe facade changes during the late 1800's to mimic the cosmopolitan french style, the remaining elements remind more of caribbean places like Aruba than Europe.
>>220892445Makes sense, same happened in other areas
>>220892294They got decent accomodations but the diploma isn't worth much in the academic world.Uninassau own like 30 campuses and over 1000 locations across the NE. Their parent company SerEducacional own several other of such diploma mill enterprises like Unama in the North and Univeritas in the Southeast.
>>220887391>Brasil but with actual ik ook monkey speechWould be kino
>>220890071This myth of Dutchness became a haunting problem in Pernambuco back in the 2010's to the point everyone with light hair, fair skin and "sharp" facial features was pointed as a dutch decendant regarless of evidence to the point the individuals themselves started believing that. By the same time a fad of paying organizations such as ABRADJIM for uncovering about genealogy of supposed past iberian jewish heritage. Perhaps I am projecting my personal experience as a cringe teenager on others but I blame this on the rise of identity politics combined with electoral drama pushing people into paranoia and identity crisis over being exposed to anti-northeastern-brazilian content and general hatespeech online, similar to the national phenomena of viratismo.
>>220890734>>220892174>>220893061Thanks, interesting. I wish i could spread my genes there
>>220893061>Perhaps I am projecting my personal experience as a cringe teenager on others but I blame this on the rise of identity politics combined with electoral drama pushing people into paranoia and identity crisis over being exposed to anti-northeastern-brazilian content and general hatespeech online, similar to the national phenomena of viratismo.You are not, that's 100% correct. Back in the day the only time we thought about race was when coming up with nicknames for the new kid. And even then, you might be from south brazilian, we are calling you russo or galego from now on, or you might be indigenous but you look japanese enough so you are now known as china, etc.
>>220892656That's called South Africa...
The Dutch were a bunch of jobbers.
