Vojvodina IllustrativeDNA results

[Jana]

Ethnically German, Serb, Greek and Hungarian from Vršac (Banat) and Zemun (Syrmia).





ethnic map of Vojvodina in 1910

[Far_away]

Vidi ti to neko iz mog grada radio test
Very interesting results

[Jana]

^^It's my grandmother sister actually

[Dušan]

This result is not very common in Vojvodina, why that has title that suggest it is widespread here?

[Jana]

This result is not very common in Vojvodina, why that has title that suggest it is widespread here?

Title doesn't suggest anything except in your head. It is fitting because individual in question can't be ethnically classfied and represents mix typical for Vojvodina only.

[majevica]

Nice results, basically like someone who is half Serb half Northern French

[MandM]

My father was born i Vršac, but not quite the same results

[Mortimer]

^^It's my grandmother sister actually

I remember when you said your grandmother was sephardi jew, when you became more racist, you changed to greek. I dont have any problem with jews, and jews are part of vojvodina, but you seem to lie and be ashamed of it. I doubt you didnt know she is not a jew, you seemed quite sure and it isnt really that distant to not know it like 1/8 usually people know that.

[Jana]

Nice results, basically like someone who is half Serb half Northern French

Exactly. She clusters basically halfway between Alsatians and Serbs.

My father was born i Vršac, but not quite the same results

Ofcourse. Such heavy mix wasn't the norm even in early 20th century when Vojvodina was more multiethnic. Especially Greek part, that's pretty exotic even for Vojvodina.

[Jana]

I remember when you said your grandmother was sephardi jew, when you became more racist, you changed to greek. I dont have any problem with jews, and jews are part of vojvodina, but you seem to lie and be ashamed of it. I doubt you didnt know she is not a jew, you seemed quite sure and it isnt really that distant to not know it like 1/8 usually people know that.

Taking drugs?