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I just wonder why Ion stresses Ukrainian-Russian mixing in East/Central Ukraine, but forgets about Polish-Ukrainian mixing for 7 centuries (1300s-1900s) in West/Central Ukraine.
Kubiyovych wrote about Ukrainization of Poles (although the opposite process - Polonization of Ukrainians - was more common until 1939):
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Surprised to see so much northern people in Zakarpatia, some score 46-47 Baltic, and this is near Romania.





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Frankly some of those Kiev samples do look like mixed individuals or outliers. I'm removing them from my Dodecad average.




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BTW, Lviv / Lwów / Lemberg was originally a largely German-speaking, Ostsiedlung Stadt. Later they all became Slavicized (Polonized, some Ukrainized).



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Maybe he is connected to these guys, they lived in the region 300 years ago. This is the first thing who came in my mind to explain his results.
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