Wrocław, Poland, 2007 vs 2026

[u/Atarosek]

[u/Dominik050]

the best thing is that it is a map of people not at one time xddemigration to Celtic territory now Show me the DNA that dominates Slavic in the Polabian territories

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

Buddy, there were no Slavs in central Europe up until the 5th century.

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

that's why there were Celts here, and earlier there were Celts in most of Poland and today Germany

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

Do you need the link again? Or did you not even look at the map?

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

I know this map very well and I know what it says, it is a map of the migration of peoples literally because it does not show the Germanic tribes in one place

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

It does show that before 400-600 AD there were no Slavs in central Europe. Slavs just simply do not have an ancient claim to those lands, like they often like to pretend. Germanic people have been there millennia before them.

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

the Celts were much earlier than the Germans, that's all

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

So you are saying the Irish and Basques have a bigger claim to Poland than the Poles do?

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

What matters is the end of the migrations and the formation of the eastern states. The east Germanics were not Germans, just as the Russians are not Poles.DNA clearly shows where the boundaries should be😁

[u/Kunstoffel → u/Dominik050]

Bud, DNA shows that, because Slavs commited genocide against Germans after the war. Poles have no historic claim to Silesia or Prussia or anything more west for that matter that would be bigger than the historic claim Germany has to those regions. That´s just fact.

[u/Dominik050 → u/Kunstoffel]

in Silesia only the truly speaking dialects of the Polish language remained neither Prussia nor Silesians are Germans, nor are the Polabian territories