Nonslavic Słowianophiles...

[Al-Meksiki]

Ya l'ubjų Slovjany

[Rethel]

Ya l'ubjų Slovjany

What is it? Lithuano-Silesian

[Ülev]

Not "at least"

ok, I was under panslavic (russian) propaganda influences, now I am Slavo-realist

[Norka]

Rethel you mostly Slav but you want Deutsch weiner so much you want be German.

[Rethel]

mostly ... want

You know, majority of people mostly judge
by themselves. It suggests, that you are
some niedodiełannyj "mostly", and that
you have some wannabe-wet-dreams.

I don't.
I simply recognize the fact.
And "being German" doesn't mean this, what
you are seeing in your imagination hearing this.

[Peterski]

According to Hitler the Hapsburgs were Slavophiles and he resented them for that. He would so be a member on this forum were he alive today.

But they could be Slavic like the Hohenzollerns. For example Joachim Friedrich Hohenzollern (1546-1608) was only 37% German and 48% Slavic in terms of "blood" (autosomal DNA, as we would say today) - "nur noch 37% deutschen, aber 48% slavischen Blutes" - as this excerpt says:



Henry IV, Duke of Saxony, was 27% German and 62% Slavic-Baltic, according to the same publication:



Source:

Erich Brandenburg, "Die Ahnen Augusts des Starken", published in Leipzig in 1937.

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August II the Strong himself was 22% Slavic and 5% Baltic (Lithuanian), Tables IX and V:





You see, they did not even need GEDmatch and DNA Land to calculate that.

[Rethel]

But they could be Slavic like the Hohenzollerns.

Eeeh... już nawet pikarda nie mam siły stawiać...

in terms of "blood"

In terms of "blood" was 100% German,
becasue this metaphor has diffrent meaning
(or at least had) as you think it has.

(autosomal DNA, as we would say today)

Racialy - but you know very well that it sound silly,
so why do you cover this under different terminology?
It is still the same.

[brennus dux gallorum]

Only 2 pages and most of them by slavs

Just joking, well being slavophile is kinda difficult, as slavs are among the least homogenous groups

I mean, how can russophilia or polakophilia mean fyromphilia the same time, just because of common language and very few similarities at almost everything else??

On the other hand I don't think that there are many people in Europe who dislike all Slavic speakers

For example in my country there is much sympathy for Russia and polish immigrants are considered the best, but hell, nobody likes fyrom

[Norka]

You know, majority of people mostly judge
by themselves. It suggests, that you are
some niedodiełannyj "mostly", and that
you have some wannabe-wet-dreams.

I don't.
I simply recognize the fact.
And "being German" doesn't mean this, what
you are seeing in your imagination hearing this.

English please.

[Rethel]

but hell, nobody likes fyrom

Why? Becasue you have some pseudo-historic ideological bullshit putting into heads in school?