Да нису Лужички Срби И-М223?
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/m223-y-clan/default.aspx?section=ymap
Има ли неко истраживање које се односи на Лужичке Србе?
"Demographics according to the 1900 census[edit]
Share of Sorbs:
Cottbus (Province of Brandenburg) 55.8%
Hoyerswerda (Province of Silesia) 37.8%
Bautzen (Kingdom of Saxony) 17.7%
Rothenburg (Province of Silesia) 17.2%
Kamenz (Kingdom of Saxony) 7.1%
Total number: 93,032
The number of Sorbs in Lusatia has decreased since the 1900 census due to intermarriage, cultural assimilation related to industrialization and urbanization, Nazi suppression and discrimination, and the settlement of expelled Germans after World War II, mainly from Lower Silesia and Northern Bohemia."
"According to a study published in May 2011, Sorbs show the greatest genetic similarity to Poles and Czechs, consistent with their West Slavic language.[17] They show subtle evidence of genetic isolation but less than Sardinians and French Basques.[17]"
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http://www.familytreedna.com/public/m223-y-clan/default.aspx?section=ymap
Има ли неко истраживање које се односи на Лужичке Србе?
"Demographics according to the 1900 census[edit]
Share of Sorbs:
Cottbus (Province of Brandenburg) 55.8%
Hoyerswerda (Province of Silesia) 37.8%
Bautzen (Kingdom of Saxony) 17.7%
Rothenburg (Province of Silesia) 17.2%
Kamenz (Kingdom of Saxony) 7.1%
Total number: 93,032
The number of Sorbs in Lusatia has decreased since the 1900 census due to intermarriage, cultural assimilation related to industrialization and urbanization, Nazi suppression and discrimination, and the settlement of expelled Germans after World War II, mainly from Lower Silesia and Northern Bohemia."
"According to a study published in May 2011, Sorbs show the greatest genetic similarity to Poles and Czechs, consistent with their West Slavic language.[17] They show subtle evidence of genetic isolation but less than Sardinians and French Basques.[17]"
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