German immigrants

German immigrants are individuals who moved from Germany to other countries, often seeking better economic opportunities, safety, or to join family. Historically, they have contributed significantly to culture, industry, and education in their new homes. Many settled in regions like the United States, where they founded communities, businesses, and cultural institutions. Their influence is seen in foods, traditions, and innovations. German immigration has occurred in waves over centuries, shaping the social fabric of their adopted countries while maintaining their cultural heritage.