What variety of Nordid are German Nordids?

**Septentrion** · 03-22-2020, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by Norb

according to many TA members, Germany is 100% either Faelid or Borreby

Well not 100%, this is an exaggeration. The Dalofaelid is the principal or basic Europid racial element in Denmark, northern Germany, southern Norway, southwest Sweden, Swedish province of Kopparberg. The Borreby is an important Europid racial type also in Denmark, southwest coastal Sweden, northern Germany, the Rhineland and Ruhr areas.

**lei.talk** · 03-22-2020, 11:51 AM

The Hallstatt Nordid type is found in its greatest concentration on the southern Swedish plain and in the adjacent long valleys and lowlands of southeastern Norway.
Outside of this kernel, which Carleton Coon described as "a refuge of the classic Nordic race",

non-Nordid (mostly Cro-Magnoid) admixture increases rapidly,
and no true predominantly Hallstatt Nordid population may be found.

The type has blended with broader-featured, more robust Cro-Magnids in Denmark, northern Germany and the Be-Ne-Lux countries (Dalo-Falid, Borreby),
and is present at lower levels in the British Isles, where the related Keltic type is more common.

The type is inseparably tied to the ancient Germanic migrations, and Hallstatt Nordid individuals may be found anywhere where there are traditions of Völkerwanderung settlement.

**Septentrion** · 03-22-2020, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by Golden Lining

People here don't live in reality. Reminds me of the days when people claimed that Poles are mostly Nordic, more than Germans, e.g.. LOL.

Poles are strongly East Europid not Nordid.
55% Neo Danubian
10% Ladogan
10% Gorid
10% Dinarid
5% Hallstatt Nordid
5% Norid
5% Tavastid

The Nordid “umbrella” includes Hallstatt, Keltic, Anglo-Saxon, Tronder, Dalofaelid. We can see that only 5% fit in this category. Therefore Poles are definitely not more Nordid in race than Germans.