Who, genetically, are the least Slavic of the Slavs?

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Baltic phenotype is ofcourse Slavic and alien to pre-Slavic Albanians. You aren't more Slavic than other Albos, probably in range you just inherited Slavic features while you can have swarthy east Med sibling. I just laughed at your comments since darkness of south Slavs comes from mixing with people related with Albanians.

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Majority of Baltic pheno can be found around baltic states who are not slavic.

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Most Germanic admixed Poles are in now central parts like Greater Poland (real western Poland before border change with original population) and north on Baltic coast (Kashubians). But all of them are still heavily and pred. Slavic genetically.

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My father's aunt (but not related to him by blood - she married into the family) was an autochthonous Pole from Kalsko (Kalzig):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalsko

This is almost at the westernmost end of the ethnic Polish area according to 1910 census, I wonder what her results would be:

Green = Polish majority
Orange = German majority

Kalzig (Kalsko) was mixed, slightly >50% German but with very numerous Poles (according to 1910 census):

https://i.imgur.com/6Xly5Cv.png

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Originally Posted by Asten

Majority of Baltic pheno can be found around baltic states who are not slavic.

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Balto-Slavs are come from same root just like Celto-Germanics and Balts are even more alien to Albanians than Slavs are. Sorry, your Baltid admix came from Slavic invaders during dark ages, sorry if that hurts your feelings.

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

Balto-Slavs are come from same root just like Celto-Germanics and Balts are even more alien to Albanians than Slavs are. Sorry, your Baltid admix came from Slavic invaders during dark ages, sorry if that hurts your feelings.

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There is no point to talk with you, you seems toxic

Then we have cases like Kramkowski from East Prussia who discovered he is Polish:

(and AFAIK he has recently returned to live in his native Olsztyn/Allenstein, Poland)

Spoiler!

https://i.imgur.com/Gdd4pFY.png

^^^
His Eurogenes K13:

Admix Results (sorted):

# Population Percent
1 Baltic 40.18
2 North_Atlantic 32.23
3 West_Med 13.81
4 East_Med 6.33
5 West_Asian 3.2
6 Red_Sea 1.48
7 Siberian 1.41
8 Oceanian 0.77
9 Northeast_African 0.6

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 South_Polish 4.7
2 Ukrainian_Lviv 6.13
3 Ukrainian 6.15
4 Polish 6.78
5 Croatian 7.71
6 East_German 9.03
(...)

Many "Germans" don't know they are Polish or part Polish until they do a DNA test.

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Originally Posted by Asten

There is no point to talk with you, you seems toxic

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Thanks, good lesson for you to talke a peddal from Slavic threads.

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Originally Posted by Asten

Majority of Baltic pheno can be found around baltic states who are not slavic.

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One the one side I agree with your post, but there are extraordinary cases in each ethnicity. Even here on forum there are atypical looking members for their ethnicity ending with typical genetic results. Looks can be deceptive, if you wanna be sure about your ancestry, DNA test is one of the best solutions

Another example similar to Kramkowski, is Teutonski from our forum.

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

central parts like Greater Poland

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I don't think it is "central". The whole region is located in the western half of Poland.

There is Lubusz Voivodeship to the west, but this region is "thin" from west-to-east:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubusz_Voivodeship

Central Poland is rather Lodz Voivodeship:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81...BA_Voivodeship

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Originally Posted by Peterski

Many "Germans" don't know they are Polish or part Polish until they do a DNA test.

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If you add "East" before Germans and replace Polish with Slavic, I kind of agree with you. There are not so many Slavic influenced people in Western Germany (I suspect even the Poles that came to Ruhrgebiet are today Germanic-admixed). Most people in Western Germany have nothing to with Slavs though.

I would say Poles