do cubans like germans? (Miami, Kendall: house, live, club)

[somebodymiami]

Originally Posted by diddiyo

errr... do you know sarcasm?

[big mean bear]

Originally Posted by TannerMan

Miami has one of the if not the largest German born populations in the country.

You wouldn't know that going to a local Publix or Walgreens...

I think Milwaukee, Wisconsin is the city you are thinking about. In the 1880's, public schools there were taught only in German.

[TannerMan]

You are thinking German acestry, Im talking about German born (foreign born Germans, born in Germany), and its not a huge amount but its one of if not the largest, Germans arent immigrating to the United States like they used to.

[big mean bear]

Oh, ok. It would be interesting to see. I know the Jewish population in Miami-Dade went down from a high of 250,000 in the past (1980's?) to around 100,000 today.

[portorro]

Dont really know if they like Germans, but they surely like to put down any other hispanic country in America. Psychologically that could be explained by frustration and insecurities...

Yet they should be grateful that ALL of our countries have hosted many of them on their way from communist Cuba to the USA. Wink Wink.

[planetsurf]

Originally Posted by big mean bear

Oh, ok. It would be interesting to see. I know the Jewish population in Miami-Dade went down from a high of 250,000 in the past (1980's?) to around 100,000 today.

Very close... ~207,000 in 1980 to ~121,300 today.
Most of the alta cockers on the beach have died.

"Miami-Dade County, the eleventh largest Jewish community in the country, consists of 121,300 persons living in 54,000 Jewish households. Of these 121,300 persons, 113,000 are Jewish.
7% of Jewish households are in residence for 3-7 months of the year. Thus, of the 121,300 persons in Jewish households, about 7,300 are part-year residents.
The population in Jewish households increased from 178,000 persons in 1970 to 207,000 persons in 1980, but then decreased to 152,000 persons in 1990. Much of this decline is due to mortality, particularly in The Beaches and North Dade. A significant portion of the decline is also due to the migration of the Jewish population north to both Broward and Palm Beach Counties."
Interesting only to me?:
"In total, 31% of Jewish adults are foreign born, the highest of about 45 American Jewish communities."
The Real Florida Jewish Directory - Miami-Dade Map & Jewish Demographics

BUT I'm lost, what does this have to do with Germans???

[diddiyo]

German American - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

US communities with high percentages of people of German ancestry

The top 10 US communities with the highest percentage of people claiming German ancestry are:[48]

1. Monterey Township, Ohio 83.6%%
2. Granville Township, Mercer County, Ohio 79.6%%
3. St. Henry, Ohio 78.5%
4. Germantown Township, Clinton County, Illinois 77.6%
5. Jackson Township, Dubois County, Indiana 77.3%
6. Washington Township, Mercer County, Ohio 77.2%
7. Saint Rose Township, Clinton County, Illinois 77.1%
8. Butler Township, Mercer County, Ohio 76.4%
9. Marion Township, Mercer County, Ohio 76.3%
10. Jennings Township, Putnam County, Ohio and Germantown, Illinois 75.6%

U.S. communities with the most residents born in Germany

Top 10 U.S. communities with the most residents born in Germany are:[49]

1. Lely Resort, Florida 6.8%
2. Pemberton Heights, New Jersey 5.0%
3. Kempner, Texas 4.8%
4. Cedar Glen Lakes, New Jersey 4.5%
5. Alamogordo, New Mexico 4.3%
6. Sunshine Acres, Florida 4.2%
7. Leisureville, Florida 4.2%
8. Wakefield, Kansas 4.1%
9. Quantico, Virginia 4.0%
10. Crestwood Village, New Jersey 3.8%

[planetsurf]

I have no idea if TannerMan is right or wrong, but these numbers are % of poulation, not numbers.

[TannerMan]

Those stats are of percentage data. Im sure Miami has more Germans than all those towns of less than 2,000.
For example Miami lakes is reported to have one of the largest Arab populations in the country in percentages but Im sure when talking about actual number, Miami Lakes wont even register.

BTW what I meant by Miami was the whole are, not just the official City of Miami. Im looking for the line of articles that came out a while ago talking about the samll spike in German immigrants and Miami being the main settling spot for most and how Miami since the 80's has been popular with German immigrants. I cant remember if the articles said Miami had the most or near the top of the list but it did focus up on Miami alot.

[rhodey]

Originally Posted by Sebastian1234

hello i´m from germany and my mother and i we are going to move to miami.now i wanna know if the cubans like german people and if black people make a difference between white americans and germans?

As long as you are not related to Milli Vanilli there shouldn't be a problem.