Suyderlings
From Roses, Tulips, & Liberty
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Roman Catholicism (minority) |
The Suyderlings ('Southerners') are a distinct Amerikaener people who share common descent from white Europeans expelled from South Tussenland and to a lesser extent, Saint-Domingue, in the mid-19th century. Since the beginning of the 20th century, they have primarily resided in the provinces of North and South Mizürie in Tussenland, where they constitute a significant component of the Mizürisch political class.
As a social block, they retain a steadfast illiberal attitude in Tussenlandic society, widely opposing Asian-Amerikaener immigration, communardism, and integration with the Association of North American Nations. Many Suyderling families are prominent as maize cultivators, locomotive barons, and hoteliers.
