Rank these from most to least Slavic genetically

[Voyt]

East Germans
North Swedes
Southwest Finns
East Finns
Finns proper
Estonians
Latvians
Lithuanians
Austrians
Hungarians
Moldavians
Romanians

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Connection through actual Slavic ancestry:
Hungarians
Moldavians
Romanians
Austrians
East Germans(excluding people native beyond the Oder-Neisse line)

Relatedness through pre-Slavic ancestry:

Lithuanians
Latvians
Estonians

Barely Slavic, only some related East European ancestry:

East Finns
Finns proper/South-west Finns(they are the same lol?)
North Swedish

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Connection through actual Slavic ancestry:
Hungarians
Moldavians
Romanians
Austrians
East Germans(excluding people native beyond the Oder-Neisse line)

Relatedness through pre-Slavic ancestry:

Lithuanians
Latvians
Estonians

Barely Slavic, only some related East European ancestry:

East Finns
Finns proper/South-west Finns(they are the same lol?)
North Swedish

pretty much. though Lithuanians and Latvians also have significant Slavic ancestry (beyond the pre-Slavic link).

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pretty much. though Lithuanians and Latvians also have significant Slavic ancestry (beyond the pre-Slavic link).

Really? How much though? I remember seeing Poles in Lithuania being closer to Lithuanian, I imagine Lithuanians are even less Slavic than them.

[Voyt]

Connection through actual Slavic ancestry:
Hungarians
Moldavians
Romanians
Austrians
East Germans(excluding people native beyond the Oder-Neisse line)

Relatedness through pre-Slavic ancestry:

Lithuanians
Latvians
Estonians

Barely Slavic, only some related East European ancestry:

East Finns
Finns proper/South-west Finns(they are the same lol?)
North Swedish

southwest Finns are closer to North Swedes than central Finns

https://i.imgur.com/cOyDbjc.png

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southwest Finns are closer to North Swedes than central Finns

https://i.imgur.com/cOyDbjc.png

But Finland proper IS south-west Finland:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_Proper_(historical_province)

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But Finland proper IS south-west Finland:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_Proper_(historical_province)

didn't know that, but I used the term "Finns proper" not Finland proper