Classify hungarians who have german ancestry

[Blondie]

Tamás Sneider, politician:



Zsolt Baumgartner, ex F1 driver:



Szandra Zimmermann, porn star:



Szilvia Szeitl, footballer:



Peter Müller, writer:



Norbert Schober, celeb:



Nadine Schatzl, handball player:



Kristóf Steiner, celeb:

[CommonSense]

Baumgartner looks like a dark Iberian, rather than a German

[Tellerin]

Szilvia Szeitl, footballer: is Gorid

[Impaler]

Kristóf Steiner, gay and Sub-Nordid.

[Peterski]

What % of Hungarians have German surnames in your estimation?

[Blondie]

I live in Budapest and in my class every 3. or 4. person has german family name. But the national average is roughly 5-10%.

Saxon villages in East Hungary:
Újszász/Newsaxon: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Ajsz%C3%A1sz
Szászberek/Saxongrove: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sz%C3%A1szberek

Sopron/Ödenburg was 51% german: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sopron

Budapest was german city until 19. century: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest



But majority of these german named hungarians don't even speak deutsch

[Universe]

Norbert Schobert and Kristóf Steiner are jews. The latter even moved to Israel. Péter Müller is most likely jewish too. In Hungary it is not uncommon for jews to have german surnames.

What % of Hungarians have German surnames in your estimation?

From my experience, around 5%.

I think you will find more people with slavic surnames than german. These slavic surnames are hungarianized 99% of the time. They are written with hungarian letters based on hungarian pronunciation rules so you may not notice them. For example we have 'Babinyecz' surname, it is originally 'Babinec' in slovak. also Hrabovský-> Hrabovszki, Jesenský-> Jeszenszki, Hudec -> Hugyecz and so on.

[Blondie]

Norbert Schobert and Kristóf Steiners are jews. The latter even moved to Israel. Péter Müller is most likely jewish too. In Hungary it is not uncommon for jews to have german surnames.





From my experience, around 5%.

I think you will find more people with slavic surnames than german. These slavic surnames are hungarianized 99% of the time. They are written with hungarian letters based on hungarian pronunciation rules so you may not notice them. For example we have 'Babinyecz' surname, it is originally 'Babinec' in slovak. also Hrabovský-> Hrabovszki, Jesenský-> Jeszenszki, Hudec -> Hugyecz and so on.

Schobert Norbi and Steiner Kristóf are not jews, are you drunk?

[Universe]

Schobert Norbi and Steiner Kristóf are not jews, are you drunk?

LOL
Both of them are jews.

Just google it.

Édesapám zsidó származású és vallású volt.

Amikor Schindler listáját, vagy a Saul fiát nézem, akkor folyik a könnyem és zsidónak is érzem magam,

http://mandiner.hu/cikk/20161006_sch...sztenysegemrol

Izraelben egyébként furcsa szerepben vagyok: a zsidóknak nem elég zsidó, a liberálisoknak túl cionista, de ez engem nem zavar.

https://magyarnarancs.hu/lelek/az-el...a-estem-100505

[Peterski]

But the national average is roughly 5-10%.

Probably similar as the national average for Poland.

Sometimes it is hard to distinguish Polonized German from Polish, though.

For example a surname such as Bartlewski is apparently of German origin.