Classify SS-Obersturmbannführer Kurt Lischka

[Germaniac]

http://docunet.nl/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/nazi-hunters-kurt-lischka-218x162.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d7/Lischka.jpg

[Germaniac]

BUMP

[King Claus]

west baltid

[Germaniac]

Anyone else?

[arcticwolf]

He looks Slavic and his name gives it away. He is a West Baltid.

[Germaniac]

He is from the Sudetenland, probably an ethnic czech, as Lischka is a czech surname.

On a totaly unrelated note, it seems that I have the same headshape he has.

[arcticwolf]

He is from the Sudetenland, probably an ethnic czech, as Lischka is a czech surname.

Well, the word Lischka means fox in old Slavic dialect. Yes it sounds Czech to me as well.

[Germaniac]

Well, the word Lischka means fox in old Slavic dialect. Yes it sounds Czech to me as well.

If I had a slavic surname, I'd like it t be Lischka, I LOVE the way it sounds.

[arcticwolf]

If I had a slavic surname, I'd like it t be Lischka, I LOVE the way it sounds.

In old Polish it meant fox as well, now Polish uses the word lis, I'm not sure what the Czech word for fox is nowadays.

[morski]

Lis, lisitsa... we need a linguist to confirm this, could be smth else.

[Sarmatian]

The guy is Baltid with some Alpinid influence.


In old Polish it meant fox as well, now Polish uses the word lis, I'm not sure what the Czech word for fox is nowadays.

In modern Russian fox is lis (male), lisa (female). The soft form of lisa is lisichka used even today.

[arcticwolf]

The guy is Baltid with some Alpinid influence.



In modern Russian fox is lis (male), lisa (female). The soft form of lisa is lisichka used even today.

Yeah, in Polish it's spelled lisiczka (same pronunciation). It's very close to the original old Slavic word.

[aherne]

Looks Czech...

[Leshy]

Dinaro-baltid

[Caismeachd]

Noric baltid mix I guess.

[Corvus]

Liska means Fox, he is Sudetendeutscher like me :)

[morski]

Lischka ≠ Liska.

[Zmey Gorynych]

West-Baltid with a Norid influence/admixture.