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These are my Eurogenes K36 results.
Population
Amerindian -
Arabian -
Armenian 2.34 Pct
Basque -
Central_African -
Central_Euro 19.46 Pct
East_African -
East_Asian -
East_Balkan 9.32 Pct
East_Central_Asian -
East_Central_Euro 14.46 Pct
East_Med -
Eastern_Euro 15.32 Pct
Fennoscandian 7.56 Pct
French 0.46 Pct
Iberian 12.99 Pct
Indo-Chinese -
Italian 6.66 Pct
Malayan -
Near_Eastern 0.55 Pct
North_African 1.63 Pct
North_Atlantic -
North_Caucasian -
North_Sea 4.69 Pct
Northeast_African -
Oceanian -
Omotic -
Pygmy -
Siberian -
South_Asian 0.49 Pct
South_Central_Asian -
South_Chinese -
Volga-Ural -
West_African -
West_Caucasian 2.9 Pct
West_Med 1.14 Pct
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My paternal Grandpa is 80% German Austrian and my Grandma is North hungarian and Slovak my Maternal Grandpa is Jassic and Ukranian and my Grandma is Slovak and Rusyns and maybe Finno ugric people in russia
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Yes in Budapest the people are mixed with germans and slavic people and sometimes jews .
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Most aren't though, and I realized this while I was collecting samples from Budapest and Pest county, many dozens, and most of the time people from there had mostly Hungarian great grandparents, maybe with a Jewish, German, Slovak or even Roma great grandparent here and there. Even I was surprised, because population of Budapest had majority German population just around 1880 (55%), but since then the population expanded exponentially, with large waves of Hungarians from other parts of Hungary moving there.
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I actually base my statement on dozens of email exchanges with people from that area, and there were rather few who I had to exclude from the regional averages I was working on for telling me that they were less than 80-85% of ethnic Hungarian origin, including their great grandparents, maybe only among 15-20% of the cases in which I encountered more significant recent none-Hungarian ethnic background in the subjects I analyzed and talked to.
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