View Full Version : What is your heritage/ethnicity/family background?
George Witzgall
March 9th, 2008, 02:16 PM
I'd be interested to know; you need not go into particulars if you feel uncomfortable. For instance, my father's father (Witzgall) is Frankonian, in upper Bavaria; from a town (Kronach) Charlemagne designated as a bulwark against slavs, and where Lucas Cranach was born, and the only town in the region not captured by the Swedes in the thirty years war.
My paternal grandmother is from a little Catholic outpost in upper westphalia; they both were doctors and went to school in Munich, where they met; they were both in the city when it was a soviet socialist republic!
My mom's side of the family - well, both her mother (Andersen) and father (Bingham) are Mayflower decendents; her blood is English and Scottish.
As a kid, my dad downplayed his German heritage, but now that I am an adult and am starting to see history from the German perspective, I identify more and more with my German side.
Ze'ev
March 9th, 2008, 09:47 PM
moslty russian/polish, with a smidgen of turkish.
I imagine most of my ancestors probably lived in the pale...although I can really only verify about 2 generations back, so its hard to say for sure.
Starr
March 9th, 2008, 09:53 PM
Irish and very German, for the most part.
George Witzgall
March 9th, 2008, 09:58 PM
Irish and very German, for the most part.
Do you know any German, or have you visited the country?
I took German in school, but I didn't really care about it so I didn't apply myself; now I wish I had.
VijayCoomar
March 10th, 2008, 01:50 AM
moslty russian/polish, with a smidgen of turkish.
I imagine most of my ancestors probably lived in the pale...although I can really only verify about 2 generations back, so its hard to say for sure.
Who gives a fuck about ur jewish rodent ancestors, slithery weasel.
Coomar
Votary of the Occident
Ze'ev
March 10th, 2008, 01:04 PM
Who gives a fuck about ur jewish rodent ancestors, slithery weasel.
Coomar
Votary of the Occident
fuck yourself :[]
psychologicalshock
March 10th, 2008, 01:06 PM
fuck yourself :[]
That isn't a very goy activity. Jews tend to enjoy that much more.
By the way, Ze'ev, look at the thread below this one. It's how your grandfather perished!
Ze'ev
March 10th, 2008, 01:26 PM
That isn't a very goy activity. Jews tend to enjoy that much more.
By the way, Ze'ev, look at the thread below this one. It's how your grandfather perished!
all my grandparents were in the USA way before the wars started
MikeTodd
March 10th, 2008, 02:14 PM
all my grandparents were in the USA way before the wars startedWhich counts for bupkus, kike!
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Roberto Abbondanza
March 10th, 2008, 02:15 PM
It's on my profile which everyone who declares themselves as white should do.
http://vnnforum.com/member.php?u=5349
Gott
March 10th, 2008, 02:53 PM
I'd be interested to know; you need not go into particulars if you feel uncomfortable. For instance, my father's father (Witzgall) is Frankonian, in upper Bavaria; from a town (Kronach) Charlemagne designated as a bulwark against slavs, and where Lucas Cranach was born, and the only town in the region not captured by the Swedes in the thirty years war.
My paternal grandmother is from a little Catholic outpost in upper westphalia; they both were doctors and went to school in Munich, where they met; they were both in the city when it was a soviet socialist republic!
My mom's side of the family - well, both her mother (Andersen) and father (Bingham) are Mayflower decendents; her blood is English and Scottish.
As a kid, my dad downplayed his German heritage, but now that I am an adult and am starting to see history from the German perspective, I identify more and more with my German side.
It's wonderful that you know your heritage is such detail. I'm half German myself (unfortunately the family name was slightly altered because of cowardice vis a vis anti-German propaganda in the USA starting with the First World War and continuing ever since).
All I know is that my paternal grandparent came from a small town in East Prussia, near Konigsberg, and that my paternal grandmother is from another small town in the mountains of Bavaria near the Austrian border.
My maternal grandfather was German speaking, from the Sud Tyrol/Alto Adige. My maternal grandmother, the only grandparent alive when I was growing up, was from a mountain village in Lazio - Atina. She met my grandfather when she, a shepardess tending her flock in the mountains, offered him water to drink from a nearby stream as he was walking home (!) from military service. After immigrating to this God forsaken moral, spiritual and intellectual wasteland (IE Amerika), they met again, fell in love and married years later! How is that for far out?
My grandmother was one hell of a formidable woman and she was a devoted, fanatical Fascist all her life. She taught me how great both Hitler and Mussolini were, and how great are and always will be Germany and Italy.
So, I'm half German and half Italian, or 3/4 German and 1/4 Italian depending on how you want to look at it.
Neat post, quite unusual in this idiotic forum.
cillian
March 10th, 2008, 02:56 PM
irish, irish, irish and irish
descendant of brian boru, and gráinne mhaol
Roberto Abbondanza
March 10th, 2008, 02:59 PM
irish, irish, irish and irish
descendant of brian boru, and gráinne mhaol
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I am more than half Irish, but less than 3 quarters. Have been thinking about becoming a citizen of Ireland too as of late via nationality law since my grandparents were born there and some others as well like great aunts, uncles and such.
Roberto Abbondanza
March 10th, 2008, 03:00 PM
It's wonderful that you know your heritage is such detail. I'm half German myself (unfortunately the family name was slightly altered because of cowardice vis a vis anti-German propaganda in the USA starting with the First World War and continuing ever since).
All I know is that my paternal grandparent came from a small town in East Prussia, near Konigsberg, and that my paternal grandmother is from another small town in the mountains of Bavaria near the Austrian border.
My maternal grandfather was German speaking, from the Sud Tyrol/Alto Adige. My maternal grandmother, the only grandparent alive when I was growing up, was from a mountain village in Lazio - Atina. She met my grandfather when she, a shepardess tending her flock in the mountains, offered him water to drink from a nearby stream as he was walking home (!) from military service. After immigrating to this God forsaken moral, spiritual and intellectual wasteland (IE Amerika), they met again, fell in love and married years later! How is that for far out?
My grandmother was one hell of a formidable woman and she was a devoted, fanatical Fascist all her life. She taught me how great both Hitler and Mussolini were, and how great are and always will be Germany and Italy.
So, I'm half German and half Italian, or 3/4 German and 1/4 Italian depending on how you want to look at it.
Neat post, quite unusual in this idiotic forum.
< --- 25 percent Italian
Ze'ev
March 10th, 2008, 03:02 PM
< --- 25 percent Italian
Italians are negros lol :p
Are you very swarthy? =p
cillian
March 10th, 2008, 03:02 PM
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I am more than half Irish, but less than 3 quarters. Have been thinking about becoming a citizen of Ireland too as of late via nationality law since my grandparents were born there and some others as well like great aunts, uncles and such.
i would do it if i were you, it takes about 6 months once you get the papers in. then you would not just be an irish citizen but an EU citizen and if you wanted, you could wander about europe with no hastle
Roberto Abbondanza
March 10th, 2008, 03:03 PM
My German and Flemish? or Walloon? lineage is quite insignificant. I am only at most 13 percent German and no clue with the "Belgian."
MikeTodd
March 10th, 2008, 04:10 PM
NATIVE-INDIGENOUS PERSON:cool:
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Gott
March 10th, 2008, 04:13 PM
'Belgian'? Flemings are German, Walloons are French. England invented Belgium in 1830 to keep Gerrmany away from the 'English' channel.
Roberto Abbondanza
March 10th, 2008, 04:25 PM
'Belgian'? Flemings are German, Walloons are French. England invented Belgium in 1830 to keep Gerrmany away from the 'English' channel.
That's why I put it quotations, but aren't the Flemish Dutch "Belgians." I do know there is some German speaking areas of Flanders so I guess there would be a minority of them. Walloons speak French, but I also believe of number of them carry Celtic DNA. They spoke Walloon before French.
VijayCoomar
March 11th, 2008, 06:23 AM
fuck myself :[]
Yes, thats' what i meant: fuck yourself :[] hahhahaahah...
Coomar
Votary of the Occident
Darren
March 11th, 2008, 07:09 AM
French and Irish (and perhaps some English as well).
Gott
March 11th, 2008, 07:52 AM
That's why I put it quotations, but aren't the Flemish Dutch "Belgians." I do know there is some German speaking areas of Flanders so I guess there would be a minority of them. Walloons speak French, but I also believe of number of them carry Celtic DNA. They spoke Walloon before French.
This is hair splitting (I don't mean you, but those who push this angle) in order to deprive Germany of what are basically German/German speaking territories.
Plenty of Italian speakers in the French provinces of Nice and Savoy (the hereditary homeland of the old Italian monarchs, the House of Savoy). Plenty of German speakers in the French provinces of Alsace and Lorraine.
Many Tuscan speaking Italians can't communicate with Sicilians or Sardinians as the dialects are so separate as to virtually constitute different, if albeit, related romance languages. And, of course, in the Alto Adige, many speak what they always have - German.
Stalin murdered most of the large numbers of Ethnic Germans in the Ukraine, so that's no issue anymore. And 'Poland' with her wildly shifting borders, expelled all Germans, along with most of South and Latin America, the Czechs, etc., after the last genocidal war on Germany.
The Dutch, Flemish and Danes are largely German in blood, culture and language; those places are really German in most ways (the Dutch were the largest contingent in the SS after the Germans themselves, for instance). Not to take anything away - from the Danes in particular - a superb people with a great culture. But then, Bavarians are a superb people with a great culture, and so are the Prussians, etc.
England made Belgium in 1830 to simultaneously stymie both France and Germany, as Holland was earlier invented to stymie the Spaniards. By the way, these new 'Dutch' had much to do with rise of Cromwell (they largely financed his criminal deposing and murder of the Stuart monarch). What a coincidence that the many centuries long banishment of the jews was unofficially lifted the moment Cromwell took power, and that the cesspool of fast lane degeneracy under the restored Stuarts immediately followed his fall. Jews are so amazingly consistent.
One can take the DNA thing back, back, back, for sure, to the indigenous peoples who precede the Indo-Europeans, but for real time/real world, that conglomerate of related genes and languages/dialects that we call German basically includes the Dutch, Flemish and Danes.
Roberto Abbondanza
March 11th, 2008, 08:29 AM
England made Belgium in 1830 to simultaneously stymie both France and Germany, as Holland was earlier invented to stymie the Spaniards. By the way, these new 'Dutch' had much to do with rise of Cromwell (they largely financed his criminal deposing and murder of the Stuart monarch). What a coincidence that the many centuries long banishment of the jews was unofficially lifted the moment Cromwell took power, and that the cesspool of fast lane degeneracy under the restored Stuarts immediately followed his fall. Jews are so amazingly consistent.
http://www.olivercromwell.org/jews.htm
EireannGoddess
March 11th, 2008, 11:49 AM
Italians are negros lol Are you very swarthy?
What are you trying to do, pick up one of the VNN men? With all your cuteness and smilies one would think so. You should thank me for editing them out of posts of yours that I quote.
Silly kike, not all Italians are negroes; but all khazars are certainly jews. You go figure it out; and stop flirting with the men on this Board.
Roberto Abbondanza
March 11th, 2008, 12:58 PM
What are you trying to do, pick up one of the VNN men? With all your cuteness and smilies one would think so. You should thank me for editing them out of posts of yours that I quote.
Silly kike, not all Italians are negroes; but all khazars are certainly jews. You go figure it out; and stop flirting with the men on this Board.
He watches too many of his tribe's Hymiewood films. If anything Jews are the greasiest things on earth. In mongrelization rate they topple Italians. Like I said too, I am only 25 percent, so he obviously carelessly read what I wrote.
I betcha he has some of those Asiatic features, despite saying he is fair skinned, etc. Like a blonde haired blue eyed Lappoid for example. We could probably use our Jewdars and seek out his Jewishness.
George Witzgall
March 11th, 2008, 06:59 PM
stop flirting with the men on this Board.
aw, lay off him EG. he knows psychologicalshock is your turf and he'll respect your boundaries (yes I am a crass ass, but you've got to admit you two seem to have a connection going on). maybe it's time this thread moved to nutzpah.
George Witzgall
March 11th, 2008, 07:07 PM
All I know is that my paternal grandparent came from a small town in East Prussia, near Konigsberg, ...
yeah, it's a real pity Konigsberg (city of Kant, seven bridges, rich German history going back a thousand years) doesn't exist anyomre, although I understand the Russians living there are starting to learn about the history of "Kaliningrad."
George Witzgall
March 11th, 2008, 07:14 PM
And, of course, in the Alto Adige, many speak what they always have - German.
yeah, about 20 years ago when I was taking a family trip around Italy, then driving to Germany, we stopped in the Alto-Adige and my dad didn't realize they spoke German there, so he was trying to communicate in his bad Italian when they realized he was German and told him they all spoke German there.
Gott
March 12th, 2008, 08:31 AM
In my opinion, besides being the single most beautiful place on earth, the Alto Adige is also home of the world's best food....can't think of anything better than that elegant mix of German and Italian, which, like the clean, pure air, is lighter than regular Italian or German cooking. And what wonderful white wines, particularly the Gewurztraminer.
Western Montana and some of Idaho are as beautiful, but .... no culture, no good food, and no wine. Italy wins, overwhelmingly.
RoxyP
April 5th, 2008, 10:17 PM
My family hails from the Commonwealth of Dominica, and I'm through and through American. :)
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