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Originally Posted by Leto

Sometimes widely divergent results, I must say. Some of them are just like Slovaks and some are very Germanic.

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Because Slovakia had significant german population, for example the capital Bratislava was german majority city before 1920, but other big slovak cities were also 1/3 or 1/4 german.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

Fantastic!

Where will we see average for each region, so they can be added to Vahaduo? :)

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I have the results ready, however I will wait a few days to see if I could add any more samples from forum contributors. I think we have time to add them to Vahaduo, later it can be based on even more samples.

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Originally Posted by Dunai

I have the results ready, however I will wait a few days to see if I could add any more samples from forum contributors. I think we have time to add them to Vahaduo, later it can be based on even more samples.

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can we not try them already out? it does not have to be added to vahaduo right away.

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Originally Posted by Blondie

Because Slovakia had significant german population, for example the capital Bratislava was german majority city before 1920, but other big slovak cities were also 1/3 or 1/4 german.

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But those aren't Slovak results. Or maybe there is a few ex-Slovaks assimilated into the Hungarians.

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Originally Posted by Kaspias

No, can you please link me?

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https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...an#post6359259
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...an#post6359265

one of them is deleted, the other is still on gedmatch
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JUDOMOM47@YAHOO.CA

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Originally Posted by Dunai

And lastly I will post Eastern Hungarian results, starting with the Székely, and in this case I didn't include Maros County, which is only partially part of Székelyföld and many of the locals rather identify as Transylvanian Hungarians, but I did include Bukovina Székelys, who used to live in Suceava County, and fled there from Székelyföld in the 18th century:

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

https://i.imgur.com/AW4JTn8.png

Then I will continue with Transylvania, to which besides Maros I also added Máramaros and Szilágy counties, which are only partially part of Partium region:

https://i.imgur.com/Krauq4I.png

And lastly the Csángó people:

https://i.imgur.com/vzrp8Vs.png

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Szekely and Csango looks very mongoloid based on these samples.

Since I have found many samples of Hungarians to which I couldn't verify exactly from which region are they from, but will still be using their results for the brand new Hungarian average, which will also contain individuals from all regions I already posted, except Székely and Csángó:

https://i.imgur.com/V1Ala9F.png

https://i.imgur.com/I7R1DpF.png

https://i.imgur.com/PA32dJj.png

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Originally Posted by Dunai

Since I have found many samples of Hungarians to which I couldn't verify exactly from which region are they from, but will still be using their results for the brand new Hungarian average, which will also contain individuals from all regions I already posted, except Székely and Csángó:

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I was just thinking about how someone like my dad who was half Transdanubian, half Ungvar/Maramaros (Alfold?) could fit into your categories. A 'mixed' Hungarian category makes sense.

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Originally Posted by Dunai

And lastly I will post Eastern Hungarian results, starting with the Székely, and in this case I didn't include Maros County, which is only partially part of Székelyföld and many of the locals rather identify as Transylvanian Hungarians, but I did include Bukovina Székelys, who used to live in Suceava County, and fled there from Székelyföld in the 18th century:

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

https://i.imgur.com/AW4JTn8.png

Then I will continue with Transylvania, to which besides Maros I also added Máramaros and Szilágy counties, which are only partially part of Partium region:

https://i.imgur.com/Krauq4I.png

And lastly the Csángó people:

https://i.imgur.com/vzrp8Vs.png

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The Csango from which villages they are from? They are 100% csango?

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Originally Posted by andre

The Csango from which villages they are from? They are 100% csango?

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Besides what you provided the rest are all Gyimes Csángó, and yes, with the exception of one person who also has Transylvania Hungarian roots, they are 100% Csángó.