Focus on the area of the Peruvian Amazon that was colonized by Austrians and Germans in the nineteenth century

The welcome gate, which is reached after about five hours of dirt road, clearly says that Pozuzo is the only Austro-German colony in the world. Founded in 1859, the first village you meet soon after, however, it is called Prusia, those ancient families of settlers who were able to get them until after more than two years of vicissitudes the territory was divided according to nationalities, the Germans stopped before and called their colony "Prusia" (German state was "refounded" in 1871 in Versailles, its biggest part until then was called Prusia), passing a river, on the other hand, you get to La Colonia, where they settled the Austrians.