Besides the large number of orphans caused by the Paraguayan War, there are actually even more single-parent families and single women.
The Paraguayan War is not over yet, but it is estimated that there are at least seventy to eighty thousand widows and orphans who have lost their husbands and fathers.
With the intervention of the Heixinggen Consortium, some people have already left this troubled place to start a new life in East Africa.
According to the timeline of the end of the Paraguayan War in the past life, this project can still last for another three or four years.
Before a new government in Paraguay is established, the East African colonies can absorb at least tens of thousands of Paraguayan immigrants, and if coordinated well, even hundreds of thousands are not impossible.
