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90% of the population of modern Poland was ethnically replaced during the 2nd half of the 1st millennium. The highest incidence ever recorded. Poles are the slavicest slaviggas who ever slavved.
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>>18440149
Poles aren't even Slavs, they're Sarmatians from Iran
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>>18440154
That's what Slavs are. A Southern Baltic tribe that intermixed with Sarmatians to form a new ethnicity.
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>>18440149
Every Polish person I've met is freakish looking. Why? Are they actually untermenschen?
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>>18440157
No, Slavs come from modern day Belarus. Sarmatians invaded them which originated the serfdom system in the area
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>>18440154
Theyre Somalians from Siberia.
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>>18440184
That's where the Baltic core originates from. But they blended with an unknown Scythian population South of them, likely the Sarmatians, before becoming the Slavs.
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>>18440157
R1a-z93 is the characteristic male Scythian line. Poles have a few percentage of that. Most poles have slavoid R1a and I2. The land used to be Germanic.
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Aren't the Buglars Iranian with the slaves being from the caucuses originally?
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>>18440154
sarmatians aren't from iran. zagrosians are only like 1/4 aryan



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