1) German
2) Ruthenian (Ukrainian & Belarusian)
3) Both in equal measure
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1) German
2) Ruthenian (Ukrainian & Belarusian)
3) Both in equal measure
Whatever the Wends were? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
Jewish
The Wends were Slavs, especially West Slavs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andullero
Poles are one of the Wendish ethnic groups.
So it doesn't answer the question in any way.
Herr Adolf prevented that from becoming widespread, brah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vanyx
Jewish might be common but in small amounts, so I don't think that it is more widespread than either German or Ruthenian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vanyx
I read some where that poles have minor Jewish admixture similar to our SSA admixture 3-8%Quote:
Originally Posted by Andullero
Of course it does. I'd say Ruthenian/Belarrusian based on that. Don't think their relations with Germanics were harmonious at all during the Iron and Viking ages, bro, quite the contrary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
Most Poles don’t score any Jewish on genetic testsQuote:
Originally Posted by Vanyx
On 23andMe the majority of Poles score trace amounts like 0.1% or 0.5%. Rothaer and me calculated this.Quote:
Originally Posted by drb234
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Edit:
Here - https://genarchivist.net/showthread....11969#pid11969
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AJ admixture among my 23andMe relatives who are ethnically Polish and with at least 3/4 reported grandparents from Poland:
1 - 0.0%
2 - 0.0%
3 - 2.3%
4 - 1.0%
5 - 5.3%
6 - 0.1%
7 - 1.9%
8 - 0.2%
9 - 0.0%
10 - 0.0%
11 - 0.2%
12 - 0.3%
13 - 4.1%
14 - 0.0%
15 - 0.0%
16 - 0.0%
17 - 0.3%
18 - 0.4%
19 - 0.4%
20 - 0.0%
21 - 0.0%
22 - 0.0%
23 - 0.0%
24 - 0.2%
25 - 0.5%
26 - 3.6%
27 - 0.4%
28 - 0.2%
So out of 28 such relatives 17 have this admixture (ranging from 0.1% to 5.3%) and 11 don't have it. And the mean is 0.8% AJ.
Are trace amounts of 0.1% reliable? There’s probably a reason why Ancestry doesn’t include groups that score under 1%Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
The average amount seems to be 0.8%. At least among my 23andMe relatives (see above, I edited my post).Quote:
Originally Posted by drb234
Is there any way Mr Peterski you can actually create a one for latm ? To see which one are the most Jewish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
Maybe! Argentano created a spreadsheet with Latino 23andMe results and he invited me to edit this spreadsheet, so I can check it. BTW if you have any 23andMe results of Latinos send me them via private message and I will add them to Argentano's sheet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vanyx
https://media.springernature.com/ful...ML.png?as=webpQuote:
Originally Posted by Vanyx
https://www.nature.com/articles/s414...36-3/figures/2
Very cool :) but I don't understand, I would probably ask ChatGPT to translate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by drb234
BTW drb234 why do you think it is Ruthenian?
What the hell is all that "Other" stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by drb234
Based on surnames it is a very close call (5.5% vs. 5.0% according to Olszak-Przytycki, if his data is reliable).
However some ancestry from these groups could be absorbed by Poles even before surnames became common.
I dont, I just answered the poll instinctively without thinking about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
Fistora why do you think it is Ruthenian?
BTW you have both admixtures, right?
I think it's AshkenaziQuote:
Originally Posted by ImpishTears
Of course, this is a more complex topic, but I took into account the average of Poles who mostly live in central/southeastern Poland - where the population density is the highest. i Think it's similar case with central-eastern slovaksQuote:
Originally Posted by Peterski
I'm mostly Polish/Rusyn/Ukrainian and a little Mordovian and German
However, historically there were much more Germans in Central Poland than Ruthenians in Central Poland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fistora
the number of Israeli citizens applying for a Polish passport has quadrupled
https://warszawa.wyborcza.pl/warszaw...paszporty.html
Jews rushed for Polish passports. Thousands of applications
While in 2022 4,000 Jews tried to obtain a Polish passport, in 2024 the number was already 8,000 – and these are incomplete data that do not include the last quarter
https://pch24.pl/zydzi-rzucili-sie-p...iace-wnioskow/
and now - BAM
Evacuation of Poles from Israel and Iran. Details provided
https://wydarzenia.interia.pl/zagran...y,nId,21827395
those "Poles" above?
Aren’t Poles like 20% Germanic on average? IIRC, they have high I1 frequency for Slavs, and lots of them have surnames like Braun and Mücke (Korwin-Mikke).
Yes but check also my thread about Ruthenian admixture among Poles:Quote:
Originally Posted by Artzenlohe
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...re-among-Poles
It seems like I'm in the minority, but I bet on German admixture.
I would even go as far as claim that many Catholic Ruthenians are the ones that have Polish admixture, not the other way around, which is why they have elevated Germanic-like admix compared to more Eastern Ukrainians.