Most racially pure Slavic ethnic group?

**poiuytrewq0987** · 08-05-2011, 10:52 PM

Which ethnic group do you think is the most Slavic and racially pure?

**~~Mordid~~** · 08-05-2011, 10:53 PM

Belarusians and secondly is Poles. Now, close this thread!

**Pallantides** · 08-06-2011, 12:49 AM

**beaver** · 08-06-2011, 01:30 AM

Which ethnic group do you think is the most Slavic and racially pure?

"The most Slavic" - Poles. "racially pure" - is a strange point.

Now, close this thread!

Agreed.

**Frederick** · 08-06-2011, 02:06 AM

I add some "Dodecad Oracle" suggestions, Slavic nations compared to "Mixed Slav".

Mixed Slav are people of mixed (but completely Slavonic speaking anchestry) Like Russian/Polish, Serbian mixes and the like.

Poles = 97.5% identical with "Mixed Slav" + 2.5% of any western European nation.

Slovenians want to be 42% of those "Mixes Slavs" mixed by 58% Western Europeans.

Russians claim 72% "Mixed Slavs" together with 28% Lithuanians

Belorussian 47% "Mixed Slav" and 53% Lithuanian.

The "Balkans" (various people of Southslavic speaking countries, amoung them Bulgars, Serbs, Croats) come out as 20% "mixed Slav" with 80% Romanian. Since Romanians could be Slavic admixed themselfs I look for Alternatives and found... they could be 50/50 mixed Slav and Greek... or 60% mixed Slav with 40% Italian.

Whatever, it suggests them to be heavily Mediteranid mixed Slavs.

So, the prize goes to Poles.
BUT.... the question is.... how good are these "Mixed Slav" as Proxy for "Slavic"?

It claims that the "Mixed Slav" are best described as: 10.7% Chuvashs + 89.3% Polish. I bet a lot of this group are actually part Polish.

**~~Osweo~~** · 08-06-2011, 02:14 AM

For most complete and unadulterated inheritance from the proto-Slavs, I'd say look in Slovakia. Too much Germanic, Baltic and even Iranic in Poles, compared to Slovaks, I'd say. Anything to the west has Germanic and even Celtic in it, anything south is full of Palaeo-Balkan, and the east has all sorts of Finnic, Ugric, Iranic, Baltic, Asiatic, you name it.

Unless anyone can state good evidence for non-Slavonic admixture in Slovaks, I stand by my choice.

**Sturmgewehr** · 08-06-2011, 02:38 AM

Ukrainians.

**beaver** · 08-06-2011, 05:01 AM

Too much Germanic, Baltic and even Iranic in Poles

Yeah, but Slavs appeared just on the intersection of Balts and North-Iranians (meaning Scythians, Sarmatians etc). Btw, some noble Polish families derive themselves from Sarmatians (if I'm wrong, let the Polish comrades correct me). And, finally, Poland is max close to the so-called "area of Slavic antiquities".