They left their home villages and gathered in Moscow. For humanitarian reasons they were admitted into Germany, because of their German ethnicity that they had adopted during their 200 to 250 year stay in German speaking lands, even though most of their ancestors came from Flanders and Frisia. Because there was no place in Germany where they could settle together as a community, they moved to Paraguay a year later.
The group left their home villages and gathered in Moscow for humanitarian reasons. They were admitted into Germany due to their German ethnicity, which they had adopted during their long stay in German-speaking lands.  They moved to Paraguay because there was no place in Germany where they could settle as a community.