The Germans have a different approach to migrants than do Americans, Canadians, Brits and others. The Germans aren't an individualist nation in comparison and are rather collectivist. This is actually a good thing for those wishing to preserve the German nation as is and avoid the difficulties...
Croatian, from a county in Bosnia along the border with Central Dalmatia. He and I are related through his paternal line by way of my paternal grandmother's paternal line.
Over at 23andMe Romania comes in 3rd place for me in Ancestry, actually ahead of Serbia which comes 4th. I don't know if this is due to 23andMe customer selection bias (more Romanians than Serbians in their overall customer base) but it is interesting, especially as Dambovita County pops up as...
Where are you getting this information on these Serb families? I know that there is one from Glamoc but I haven't seen the rest.
As for YFO7839 their migration to their present location occurred in the mid-18th century from today's Siroki Brijeg, and specifically Mostarsko Blato.
BTW what...
And with that I'll go back to lurking since there is not much to be learned here and there is way too much ethnic self-aggrandization, historical anachronisms, etc.
I've seen you at other forums and this is why people mock you. You are one of the types that engages in historical distortion and self-aggrandization. Your desire to force White Croats into discussions about genetics when NOT ONE SINGLE WHITE CROAT DNA RESULTS EXISTS makes you the Croatian...
Show me the DNA results of one single White Croat. Please provide the grave location and the academic paper with the results.
If you're saying that we don't have DNA results for any White Croats then we have no idea what White Croats were like DNA-wise as it would mean there is no evidence...
We don't know that.
We don't know whether Markec from 8th century Zagorje saw his great-great grandfather come from the same tribe as Dmitar from 8th century Biskupija's great-great grandfather.
Markec's ancestor who arrived in Zagorje could have come from an earlier migration from a different...
Okay, so prove that someone from today is a direct descendant of the White Croats. Please provide an autosomal or Y-DNA test of the person and a family tree that goes back to White Croatia during the Medieval Era.
Red Croatia is highly disputable as its rests on very little source material.
We know that there were a lot of Catholics in Eastern Hercegovina during a period under the Ottomans, but they either migrated, converted, or died off.
As of Chelebiya, he simply attached the geographic names to...
To cut it short: there is no historical evidence for a Croatian ethnic consciousness in Slavonia (area incorporating both Medieval and present-day Slavonia) prior to the Pacta Conventa. With the area east of Pozega, not prior to the liberation from the Turks.
...unless you can show otherwise...
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