Culture of Ostrobe

The Culture of Ostrobe was brought up by the first settlers from Germany. They brang German Culture around Ostrobe when it was part of the Holy Roman Empire. Today, German Culture is found on the South East of the contry, Danish Culture at the North West and English at the West.

English Culture was brought up when refugees from England escaped from England from World War Two and the English born population was growing at Western Ostrobe. Now it plays a big role on its culture.

Language
While the original language is German, a majority is English, Dutch and Danish. This is due to heavy immigration, especially at  World War II, where English and German people escape to Ostrobe which is not participating in the War.

German language decresed when more English refugees started coming at 1945. Nowadays English is more popular than German.

Also a very small language called Ostrobian started at 1154 but it had became endangered as a dwindiling numbers of speakers around Ostrobe. It is estimated that it will be extinct in 2015.

Religion
Judaism and Christian is the main religions at Ostrobe. This is because of the Holocaust and many Jewish people escaped Nazi Germany. Many people were killed if spoted on a boat but a lot of people were lucky to escape. Jews camped at Rhode Refugee camp until new houses were built.

Literature
Just like language, literature is influenced by the Germans. The first writers were Lucas Ritchan and Leon Mitchel, but the first Ostrobian born writer was Marcus Van Hilith.

Food
Ostrobe is home of the Corgness Pizza, a small snack sized pizza which is cooked for 30 minutes. It is often cheesey and often tangy.