Were Domen in Poland in 1939, the nazis would never have been able to get through all his graphs
Yes. But had I stopped the Nazis, I wouldn't have been born.
Paternal ancestor married a 2nd wife after his 1st wife was killed in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
And my lineage is descended from that 2nd marriage.
So there would be a time-travel paradox. I stop Hitler, Auschwitz is not built, I'm never born!
Perhaps a new parallel universe would emerge, without me.
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Edit:
E1b1b, a haplogroup which first spread into Europe from the Near East, Anatolia and North Africa, carried by Neolithic farmers
Jews have no monopoly for E1b1b. It is quite common in the Near East and Southern Europe.
About 8% of Non-Jewish Austrians and about 5-6% of Non-Jewish Germans also have it.
In South Germany it also reaches a similar frequency as in Austria, or around 8%.
Haplogroup E1b - but different branches of it than in Europe - is also the marker of Bantu expansion:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantu_expansion
Even up to 70% of African-Americans belong to various branches of haplogroup E, mostly Bantu branches.
Indigenous South African Khoe-San people belong to the oldest haplogroups - A and B:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khoisan
Haplogroups A and B mostly stayed in Africa (expanding chiefly to South Africa), they are present only at small frequencies in some European and Middle Eastern populations (up to Afghanistan in the east). First haplogroups which expanded really far away from Africa were C and D. C (especially C2) and D expanded mostly along the southern route - towards Inda, South-East Asia, and Australia. But C1 went north, into Russia and then Europe.
E expanded on a smaller scale, but is present in Europe and the Middle East at higher frequencies than A and B.
Haplogroup C1 (today very rare) was probably the marker of the oldest modern human population of Europe - the Aurignacian culture. Haplogroup I came into Europe several thousand years later, after crossing the Caucasus some 33,000 years ago. They were part of the Gravettian culture.
Aurignacians were probably mostly of C1 haplogroup:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurignacian
Gravettians introduced new male lineages, mostly I:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravettian
I descends from IJ, of which only I crossed the Caucasus, while J stayed in the Middle East and came to Europe much later, in Neolithic times. IJ descends from IJK, and K is ancestral, among others, to such lineages like O, P, Q and R - the last of which is shown by my graph in post #6928.
F, G and H lineages can also be mentioned. They initially stayed in the Middle East and Southern Asia - H expanded to India.
F was descended from CF and ancestral to G, HIJK (and that was ancestral to H and IJK - about IJK I wrote above):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_BT