Viking DNA Results In Normandy

[Enflamme]

Republic founded by artificial identity ( French, everyone born here could be French as pure ethnic one even black people).
So they need to destroy any regional diversity.

But anglophones and foreigners in Europe do not understand this and are obliged to adopt the same ideological software as that of the Republic : "Good french looking" or "Very french!" or "I love french people!", etc.

We have the impression, when we read them, that there are no Breton, Picard, Alsatian, Gascon, & c. And that the different phenotypes related to these different ethnic groups do not exist, nor the different cultures and no provincial languages!

It's sad, Republican software is so ingrained in the minds of people here and outside.

It is the same in Italy: I saw people adopted the same software, when I speak them about Sardinia these people told me that "Yeah it's Italian, in Italia, etc.", whereas genetically, culturally and in the language c ' Is totally different! I hate this software which allows to remove in the head of people the different ethnic groups. Ethnic groups are not recognized and we spit on their identity when they are told that in fact their country is only a piece of territory of the Republic of France or Italy.

Look at this fucking picture from a "nationalist" Facebook page (Filles d'Europe):


THIS IS NOT FUCKING ITALY, GET OUT WITH YOU FUCKING REPUBLICANISM OF SHIT

[Peterski]

So you think French Normans are of majority Scandinavian ancestry?

Rather not majority, but probably a significant percent.

If they had majority, they would be closer to Swedes and North Dutch (and ancient Scandinavians):

http://i.imgur.com/RVjjPKs.png

[Tchek]

I don't know what is Petalpusher's ancestry (from which region of France are his ancestors?),

If I remember well, Petalpusher is from Lyon with a little bit of British ancestry somewhere.

[Neon Knight]

Yes I agree with you, actually I'm looking for more precised results but they're still working on it I guess.

BTW they were not able to communicate the results to each person because that is forbidden in France and there was a polemical discussion about it. They are afraid of Normans would feel "viking / scandinavian pride" if they tell more. Welcome to the great french Republic.

[Neon Knight]

Not strictly on topic (and apologies to those who've seen it before) but this map from the People of the British Isles project shows the autosomal genetic similarties between Britain and France. The dark blue 17 is a major DNA element in both Normans and Bretons. The light blue 14 seems to be very Breton.

Spoiler!

[Dick]

MY COUSIN IS HALF FRENCHIE AND HIS FATHER'S SIDE IS MOSTLY OF NORMAN ANCESTRY. HE DID TESTS INCLUDING A Y-DNA TEST AND HIS SUBCLADE IS I1-L22>P109 WHICH IS THE MOST COMMON I1 SUBCLADE IN SCANDINAVIA, CALLED "ULTRA NORDIC" BY NORDVEDT AND FTDNA.

THIS IS WHERE HIS SURNAME IS MOST COMMON IN FRANCE:

[Ilma]

MY COUSIN IS HALF FRENCHIE AND HIS FATHER'S SIDE IS MOSTLY OF NORMAN ANCESTRY. HE DID TESTS INCLUDING A Y-DNA TEST AND HIS SUBCLADE IS I1-L22>P109 WHICH IS THE MOST COMMON I1 SUBCLADE IN SCANDINAVIA, CALLED "ULTRA NORDIC" BY NORDVEDT AND FTDNA.

THIS IS WHERE HIS SURNAME IS MOST COMMON IN FRANCE:

Then Norman ancestry from Chti / Dutch ancestry. Schraen is not Norman.

[Tchek]

Schraen is a Flemish name.

[Ilma]

Hehehe

[Petalpusher]

There s significant Norse ancestry in Normandy, but not because of some hg proportions, specially without any subclades. This is the dumbest study they could have possibly came up with, the hg are not so different than other regions for instance. There s as much l1 in Lyon than in Caen, so pretty useless way to assess any kind of specific ancestry, of course they had all sorts of haplo either way.

In autosomal it's clear Normands have some but it seems it also varies depending on the location in Normandy. The region is kinda huge, i mean it's larger than Slovenia, and divided in 5 subregions or high/low Normandie. I ve seen a few who are basically between the French and Norwegian average, also close to UK overall, and some others with more average admixture for France or the northern half let's say.

Bretons for example are barely different than the average, so i guess it really depends on the individuals and the exact location of their ancestry, probably comes down to where the biggest settlements have been and/or more founder effects.