Posts by Bratwurst Boy

Bratwurst Boy

8 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Neugebauer surname in Poland / Nestor, Zurawel, Worobec, Atamanczuk in Galicia Poland [27]

I also know a guy in college who has the last name Neugebauer and he's Jewish.

Probably a mix...married into non-jewish new farmers (some centuries back)! ;)
Not all "-steins" for example are purely jewish nowadays either...

It doesn't mean that Jews farmed.

No it wasn't!
As during the middle ages second names were needed to differentiate between the people, professions, characteristics or origins and locations were used...not randomly assigned.

About the origin of jewish names:

Bratwurst Boy

8 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Neugebauer surname in Poland / Nestor, Zurawel, Worobec, Atamanczuk in Galicia Poland [27]

Neubauer Standes- oder Berufsname für den neu angesiedelten Bauern

It's not a jewish name....Jews weren't farmers...I don't know any Jew with the name of Neubauer/Neugebauer.

NEUGEBAUER: German or Yiddish (Askhenazy) name for a (largely unwelcome) new settler, newcomer or outsider.

What makes you say "unwelcome"?
The name just states a fact: "neuer Bauer (new farmer) - Neubauer/Neugebauer"

...
Jemand, der als neuer Bürger in eine Gemeinschaft hineinkam, ein Neuling, Neuankömmling, konnte einen Beinamen erhalten, der auf diesen Umstand Bezug nahm. Eine sehr große Zahl von Familiennamen ist so entstanden, die einfachste Namensform ist Neu, mundartlich Ney, Nigge, Naue, auch Neue und Neuer gehören dazu.

noz.de/lokales/osnabrueck/artikel/318085/ein-nee-ist-kein-nein-name-bezeichnet-neuling

Bratwurst Boy

4 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

No he wasn't.

In the end he was the reason for the defeat of Germany and for the now ruling political correctness and all that multi-kulti ideology.
In the end he destroyed everything...good ideas or not!

Bratwurst Boy

4 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

They say so themselves:
...

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

A more reliable source?:)

:)
youtube.com/watch?v=j617mImHVvk

That with the Anglo-Saxon invasions is old news, also that England means "land of the Angles", also that English is a germanic language...only the genetic findings were abit of a surprise!

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Once the article made an estimate that between 10k and 200k Saxons emigrated from Germany i stopped treating it seriously.

Just read the wiki entry about England...it's all about germanic tribes...

/wiki/England

he name "England" is derived from the Old English word Englaland, which means "land of the Angles". The Angles were one of the Germanic tribes that settled in England during the Early Middle Ages.

English is a West Germanic language that developed in England during the Anglo-Saxon era.

...and so on.

They have germanic names, germanic genes, germanic language ...what more do you want? ;)

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

But BB, Germany's population growth is said to be declining.
BB, you need to have some babies, fast! :)

As I see a declining population as a good thing if we want to secure our survival long term (there IS a limit about how many people this Earth can bear you know) I will do my duty and obstain from baby making....I think...

;)

Polish settlers replace the aging locals.

What is wrong with just the border region becoming as mixed as it once was? Do you have to "replace the whole german population" to feel better?

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Just stop this **** talk about "failed", especially as a future Israeli...it sounds ridiculous coming from you!

You know all the talk about "Germans buying out Poland"? Well by now more then 2/3rds of German border settlements have a Polish minorities, more then 20% have a Polish majority, there's Polish schools, Polish kindergardens, Polish road signs, Polish shops etc its like little Poland except its up to 60km deep into German territory.

Our border region is naturally mixed...it returns to their former, natural state...a good thing if you ask me. :)

So all those Celts suddenly became Germanic? Because UK is predominantly Celtic, both Saxon and Norman invasions were a minority unless we're counting someone having a Norman

Heh:)

dailymail.

We're all Germans! (and we have been for 1,600 years)

New research has found that the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain from the continent 1,600 years ago was so successful that native characteristics were virtually wiped out.

And as a result experts say this has left England with a population made up largely of Germanic genes and with a language that owes much to our Anglo-Saxon invaders.

The new study explains that the majority of original British genes were wiped out in favour of German ones through a system of apartheid set up by the invaders. This allowed the Anglo-Saxons to out-breed the Brits and our country became 'Germanised.'

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

Lol at Germanics being proud.

Do you have problem with that?

Start learning Arabic

ROFL

Who of us should start sooner? A German in Germany or a Jew in Israel??? What's your quote now? 30 percent? And rising...
Funny kid! :):):)

At least Israel won its wars LOL

Yeah...you will win so long till you are gone...you are f'ucked either with a 2 state solution, even tinier than now or with a one state solution helplessly watching on as the Palis outbreed you...or perpetual war and losing the interest and help of the world in the process...isolated you won't survive one year...the ultimate FAILED!

Why aren't you more concerned with your own bleak and dreary future than to tell other SUCCESSFUL countries how they are about to "fail"...man you are one idiot!

No, it's just that after 3 years in Germany and knowing many Germans, I only know 3 that are truly proud of being German.

Maybe they won't talk about that with you because you are an a*ss!
I for one want to kick you all the time instead of talking with you about Germany...

I didn't understand this sentence.

Well...you will experience it soon enough...I give Israel only 20, 25 years more...maximum!
And we Germans will watch your death struggle (winning till to the end of course) in Germany...still successfull and respected!

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

History / Polish-German alliance. [489]

I talked about the destiny of Germany, not of Germanic people altogether.

Germany is a nationstate, and this concept is fairly new and will vanish in the future again in the process of european unification...what will stay are the 3 big proud european tribes, the Celts, the Slavs and the Germanics.

We were already successful for more than 2 millennia...and will stay so.

But still your stinking talk of Germany "failing" starts to grate on my nerves...compare your own shithole Argentina or your future shithole Israel with the success story of Germany and shut your mouth already!

Oh please stop being such a blooy chauvinist, Russia, Poland, France, England, all of those are Germanic too?

England and most of the US troops for sure...:)

Last i checked ....So sorry counting someone with a distant relative as Germanic is almost as much of a stretch as the article you quote.

Take that to those who made this survey....they have all the numbers! ;)
As I remember it was about that, the ethnical heritage of the Americans...

In Germany you will allright, check out Polish-German border to have a reality check.

Bratwurst Boy

3 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

I suspect you mean kilts.

Unbelievable! :)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Are there Jews in skirts???

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Jonni said there aren't any Khazar's...I have no idea about that if I'm honest....

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

I think there is a small confusion over the thread's tittle.

I think there is HUGE confusion over the thread title..

Poland as a country doesn't have Jewish roots, BUT more than a couple of Poles have Jewish blood in their veins, to some extent

Agreed!

Who are you and what have you done with my Butcher???

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Read the title of this thread. Go on, just read it. At the top of the page.

Erm...you mean that?

Jewish Roots of Poland

So go on then. What's your definition of roots? I can predict what you'll say, but lets hear it anyway.

thefreedictionary.com/Root

....
A primary source; an origin

A progenitor or ancestor from which a person or family is descended.

Poland the origin of the Jews? Do they descend from Poland? Nope and nope...
Hence no jewish roots! It can't be that hard, can't it....

Can you deny that Polish culture has absorbed elements from Jewish life?

I can't and I won't! But there is the difference..

Tell me Jonni, Poland had for many centuries millions of ethnical Germans between it's ever changing borders...would you call Poland having german roots?

*waits expectantly*

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Who said that? Not me, not anyone else.

How come you always talk about "jewish roots of Poland" then all the time?

I think you'd better learn a new technique of discourse. Otherwis it just looks like you're disagreeing with yourself.

ROFL:)
You don't even know the meaning of the word "roots" and think ethnicity is the same as culture.
Back to school with you! ;)

Remember it happens both ways.

I said it from the beginning but somehow you think it is the polish majority who assimilates to the jewish minority if that happens and not the other way around...a curious belief to say it politely!

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Ethnicity is about culture. Not DNA.

There is ethnicity AND there is culture!

Your DNA might point you to germanic, slavic or celtic ethnicity (often a mix) and you might grow up still with the culture of a Pole or a German or whatever.

Is Poland in it's majority formed culturally or ethnically by Jews?
Nope...hence no jewish roots of Poland.
Jewish cultural influence? Of course!

Were there influential Jews in Germany? For sure...has Germany jewish roots, nope here either.

Where there Jews who assimilated and left their jewish heritage behind to adapt to german or polish culture, you bet!

This good-looking Turkish humanoid is a popular politician among the German youth and is member of a popular party. So much for discrimination not?

The typical exception who proves the rule.
You wouldn't bring him if he wouldn't be so rare in Germany and you know it! ;)

thelocal.de/society/20090125-16987.html

Study says Turks are Germany's worst integrated immigrants

Published: 25 Jan 09 10:15 CET
Online: thelocal.de/society/20090125-16987.html

A new study shows that immigrants of Turkish origin in Germany lag behind other migrant groups when it comes to education and jobs, news magazine Der Spiegel reported.

"For too long we've been used to the fact that we have primary school classes in which 80 percent of the children don't understand German," he said.

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

This sentence does not make any sense. At all.

Facts do neither for you, don't they!

Germans (of whatever ethnic background, but mostly the aboriginal ones) eating them on an evening out don't feel they're leaving their German comfort zone.

Hell, what is your problem....eating it doesn't make it german!
Chinese food does also not become german just because it's eaten by Germans!

Has chinese food german roots next????
(I mean it is cooked in Germany..and served in german restaurants...oopsie...must be of german roots undoubtely!)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

your German culture is slowly becoming more and more oriental.

As long as you don't say: "german culture has oriental roots" - fine! ;)

Do you see cross-cultural influences as 'a problem'or an idisputable sociological fact?

It is against my logic calling something a root of something totally different...I like facts better...

Poland has no more jewish roots than Germany has - even if there has been many good times between Jews and Poles or Jews and Germans and many bad times.

Poland has polish roots and Germany has german roots!
That is all there is actually.

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Very much a part of British culture now.

Well...British isn't a nationality (they really suffer from their centuries as Empire)...but English would be. I doubt many English would call Chicken Tikkala Massala having english roots

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_cuisine#Traditional_cuisine

Some people really seem to have problems with the defination of the word ROOTS! ;)

Alone the naming of "Tikkala Massala" or "Doner Kebab" should be a really big hint that they are nothing native/indigenous of either England or Germany!

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

I said there are words in the Polish language from Yiddish.

Okay...let me see if I get that right:

Some words IMPORTED from another country and used by an isolated minority found their way into the polish language somehow count in your world as "having jewish roots in Poland"???

You've got to be kidding!

Doner kebabs are a culinary innovation of Germany. One day they'll be part of Germany's cultural roots

It is already commonplace and even yummy but I don't know anyone who would call THAT german culture (compared to the currywurst or the Bratwurst for example).

The same with equally popular chinese food or similiar...all very nice but Germans can normally differentiate very well between german culture and non-german culture...

If you have a problem with that....your problem, really! ;)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

And for those roots coming out of Germany it would even be true! :)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

These are the Jewish roots of Poland.

Maybe we should redefine the meaning of the word "root"???

Germany too has alot of kebab shops and turkish culture...doesn't mean german culture has turkish "roots"! ;)

There are words in the language from Yiddish.

PS:

Yiddish (ייִדיש yidish or אידיש idish, literally "Jewish") is a non-territorial High German language of Jewish origin, ...
The language originated in the Ashkenazi culture that developed from about the 10th century in the Rhineland...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yiddish_language

Belonging to the roots of Poland? Don't think so....;)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

The man walks away, the woman brings the child up.

But the child has the genetic heritage of both, it is not fully jewish. If it grows up as Pole it will never be part of the jewish roots of Poland.

The DNA influence from outside is small. Important to them.

Fully agree, all historians say similiar.
That's why it was possible for Jews across Europe to NOT have any significant impact on the genetic pool of their host countries. As I say again - DNA influence goes BOTH ways!

It is really a curious way of thinking to believe intermingling of Jews with the native people has only consequences for the non-jews! ;)

For the European gentiles, with DNA from here, there and everywhere, that isn't so clear.

There is not much difference in the first place as there are only 3 big tribes (Celtics, Germanics and Slavs) in the first place.
Celtics and Germanics intermingled and mixed for millennia, the same there where Germanics and Slavs meet and mix - but all are european natives, Jews were not!...

'Dilute' means 'to weaken'. Do you think mixing DNA weakens something and therefore 'racial purity' strengthens it?

I can use the word "mixing" instead if you like this one better?

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Don't you agree?

Where is your logic jonni?
You spoke of adultery...breaking of rules of the society...yes it happened. But as you say it it sounds as if only the christians are left with the aftermath, not the Jews...that is just not logical..always both parts "dilute" their gene pool (if they make kids that is).

And the law still stands, a tiny minority suffers much more from diluting of their genes than the majority.

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

there must be plenty of Jewish DNA in the Polish genepool

Well...it goes both ways jonni.
Who do you think dilutes it's genepool more? The overwhelming majority or a tiny minority???
Easy math here...not the tiny minority will imprint itself on the majority but to the contrary, they will become assimilated into the majority (if they don't isolate themself).

Aren't these the real roots, much more than bits of ancestry?

Well, if that one is rarely existent in a society (besides some exotic restaurants) can you then still speak of "important part of the roots and heritage"?

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

There's such a theory?

Points to thread topic

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

DNA tests were invented.

Well, till now no DNA tests on european populations found a significant "jewish gene" in them, so we can scratch that theory too! ;)

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

You are losing me here Plastic,
You just talked about jewish traditions as the core of being jewish, not genetics!

And didn't JoeP say that the eastern Jews ARE actually from the East (Khazars) and not from the ME in the first place???

Bratwurst Boy

2 Jan 2010

Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Food is a big part of being Jewish.

The topic was about genetics, ja?

If you point at culture and food and traditions then there is even less reason to say that most of the Poles (or Germans for that matter) have jewish heritage today...

That would also mean that all those jewish kids who grew up as non-jews to save them from the Nazis are still lost to the jewish tribe..