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Capital city of the German federal state of Thuringia
characterize as a distinctive, relatively isolated gene pool formed by admixture of Levantine (Middle Eastern) and European sources, shaped by one or more severe founder events and medieval bottleneck...
The origins of Ashkenazi Jewish communities in Europe are a complex mix of medieval migrations, local European admixture, and founder events that produced the modern population; genetic, historical, a...
Genetic, archaeological, and historical analyses converge on a picture in which Ashkenazi Jews formed through multiple that combined Middle Eastern origins with substantial Southern European and later...
Ashkenazi Jewish communities emerged in medieval Western Europe—first recorded in the Rhineland and northern France around the 10th century—and expanded eastward into Poland and other Slavic lands ove...
Historical and genetic evidence in the provided reporting places Jewish presence in what is now Germany as early as the 4th century CE, while the distinct cultural group later called “Ashkenazi Jews” ...