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German-American Day


to celebrate German-American day, have Sister America hugging a confused a Germany

German-American Day History

German-American Day celebrates German culture and heritage in the United States. This holiday also serves to remember 13 German families from Krefeld, Germany that fled religious oppression in Germany. On October 6th, 1683, these families established Germantown, Pennsylvania, the first distinctly German-American settlement. In the centuries that followed, more than seven million more German-speaking immigrants arrived on the shores of the US.

In 1983, on the 300th anniversary of Germantown, President Ronald Reagan declared October 6th as German-American Day. President Reagan officially declared German-American Day four years later in 1987. German-American Day is celebrated annually on October 6th.

fun fact before it was "German-American Day" it used to just be "German Day" but tradition died out due to WWI and didn't revive as "German-American Day" until 1983

anyway I used a base cause I can't draw hugs worth shit but maker said it was ok to post on other site if we give them credit so the base was bade by PartyBases on DeviantArt here a link to the base https://www.deviantart.com/partybases/art/Chibi-Base-14-376215826


By: AmericanButterfly 6th October 2020

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Cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuteeeee! :3


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ottawa looks scared-


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SISTER USA LOOK WEIRD BUT GERMANY AWESOME


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