Why the German DNA Is So Unique?

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Germany’s “bloodline” didn’t start in Germany—it rode in from the Steppe. From Yamnaya shockwaves and Slavic westward pushes to coal-age migrations, expulsions, and lactose genes, this explainer reveals how German DNA became a moving archive—not a myth.

German DNA, Yamnaya, ancient ancestry, genetic history, Steppe migration, R1b haplogroup, Indo-European origins, Corded Ware culture, Slavic ancestry, population genetics, European history, Sorbs, archaeology, Bronze Age Europe, ancient DNA

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