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There are some unique records and resources for most minorities in Brazil. These include histories, gazetteers, biographical sources, settlement patterns, church records, and handbooks. | There are some unique records and resources for most minorities in Brazil. These include histories, gazetteers, biographical sources, settlement patterns, church records, and handbooks. | ||
== Minority Records at the | == Minority Records at the FamilySearch Library == | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library collects some published histories. These can be found by doing a Subjects search in the [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog FamilySearch Catalog] for "Brazil - Minorities" or "Brazil - Jewish Histories", "Brazil - German Histories", "Brazil - Italian Histories", or other such minorities. | ||
Examples of some of these books and records include: | Examples of some of these books and records include: | ||
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*''Famílias brasileiras de origem germânica (Brazilian Families of German Origin''). 5 vols. São Paulo: Instituto Genealógico Brasileiro e Instituto Hans Staden, 1962–1967. {{FSC|981 D2i}}; films {{FSC|0564388}} and {{FSC|1149534}} items 1–2 | *''Famílias brasileiras de origem germânica (Brazilian Families of German Origin''). 5 vols. São Paulo: Instituto Genealógico Brasileiro e Instituto Hans Staden, 1962–1967. {{FSC|981 D2i}}; films {{FSC|0564388}} and {{FSC|1149534}} items 1–2 | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library also has books on North Americans in Brazil. For some references, see [[Brazil Emigration and Immigration]]. | ||
In the United States and other countries that Brazilians emigrated to, various local and national societies may have been organized to gather, preserve, and share the cultural contributions and histories of Brazilian minority groups. See [[Brazil Societies]] for more information. | In the United States and other countries that Brazilians emigrated to, various local and national societies may have been organized to gather, preserve, and share the cultural contributions and histories of Brazilian minority groups. See [[Brazil Societies]] for more information. | ||
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