In 1870, in Sapiranga, in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, the Muckers, a family of German immigrants, decide to organize a community inspired by some biblical precepts, self-sufficient and isolated from society, having a woman as its ruler. Soon the community met opposition from catholics and protestants living in the region, and they were accused of crimes and orgies, being decimated by Brazilian military forces.—[email protected]