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Finns are quite remote, genetically, though their language has many very old loans straight from Proto-Germanic.Originally Posted by Berkan
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Finns are more distant from Germanics as their Finnic component is very far from Germanic, however in western part of Finland Germanic genetic influence is very strong.
Czech Republic
let's ask some -ski experts
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Hungarians are a Germanic-Slavic mix with little of actual Magyar DNA.
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Czechs are hardly distinguishable from Germans in appearance. I was quite surprised by what I saw in Prague.
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Yes and the old magyar genetic were r1a-z93 and T1a haplogroup which is very rare in Hungary now.
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How much Slavic DNA do they have? Since you claimed East Germans were about 50% Slavic autosomally, I guess Hungarians would be around 75%?
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Actually Hungarians are more western-shifted than many of East Germans I've seen on GEDmatch. Look up Eurogenes Global25 PCA, it also shows it (Hungarian average plots to the west of Czech average there).
Poland, first example R1ethel is of German ancestry
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