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Tribes'' 'Maluku''' race was dominated by the Pacific Melanesian tribes still allied withFiji, Tonga and a few scattered islands in the Pacific Ocean islands.

Much stronger evidence that refers to the Maluku has ties with the traditions of the Pacific island nationssuch as languagefolk songsfoodhousehold appliances anddevices and instruments typicalexampleUkulele (which are also in the cultural traditions of Hawaii).
They generally have dark skincurly hairbig bones and a strong framework and amore athletic body profile compared with other ethnic groups in Indonesiabecausethey are ethnic islands where marine activities such as sailing and swimming aremajor activities for men.
Since ancient timesmany of those who already have blood mixed with other tribes,marriage with Minahasa tribe MinahasaSumatraJavaneseMadureseand evenmost of the Europeans (mainly the Netherlands and Portugaland the Arab nation,India is very unusual given the this area has been controlled by a foreign nation for2300 years and gave birth to new offspring offspring, which is no longer a pure race of MelanesiaBecause of the mingling of cultures and races with the Europeans isthe Maluku is the only area of ​​Indonesia which is ranked as the MestizoEven todaymany genera that originated in the Moluccas foreign nations like the Netherlands(Van Afflen, Van RoomDe WannaDe KockKniesmeijerGasperszRamschie,PayerZiljstra, Van der Weden and others) and Portugal (Da Costade FretesQue,Carlianode Souzade CarvalhoPereiraCourboisFrandescolli etc.). Also foundthe Spanish surname (Oliviera, DiazDe JesusSilveraRodriguezMontefalcon,MendozaDe Lopez and others) as well as Arabs | Arabic (Al-KaffAl Chatib,BachmidBakhwereezBahasoanAl-Qadri , Alaydrus, Assegaff and others)Way of writing the original surname spelling Maluku still follow as'' foreign'' Rieuwpassa.
Today, the people of Maluku in Indonesia are not only alone but scattered in various countries around the worldMost of those who migrated out of the country due tovarious reasons thoughOne of the reasons that the classic is a massive movement of people of Maluku to Europe in the 1950s and remained there until nowAnother reason is to get a good labih life, studying, mating-mengawin with other nationswho were later settled and have new generations of Maluku in the other hemisphere.Maluku expatriates can be found in communities large and concentrated in a fewcountries like the NetherlandsBritainthe United StatesRussiaFranceBelgium,Germany and many other continents.

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