Nazi anthropologists were a bit disconcerted when they discovered that Germans as a people are actually quite brachycephalic. The only section of the country to have totally resisted the trend were the cattle raising people of Schleswig-Holstein
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A junkyard dog hostility to foreigners is a famous Slavic tendency and this sharp difference from milkmen is maximally developed not in the genetically distant Russians but in the next door Czechs and Hungarianspic.twitter.com/LMJk56Vrf3
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There a similar, but weaker trend toward xenophobia in the German speaking Alps as exemplified by….well you can figure it out.
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One last famous Slavic stereotype relates to their good looks. Czechs are quite similar to East Germans genetically, but to me they’re the most foreign looking people in Europe, with elegantly spherical heads and thin, delicate bones.pic.twitter.com/zDW3LjmLs0
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Somebody can demonstrate it statistically, but I think the Czechs produce more supermodels per capita than anyone else except maybe the Dutch, who have the major advantage of not looking “foreign”. They are purty:pic.twitter.com/macLUVizDW
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The same combination of extreme good looks (Kim Kardashian and xenophobia (Mark Krikorian) can be seen in the recently brachycephalized peopled of the Caucasus.
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The uniquely American film genre of a tough, white guy and a tough, black guy moving past their differences to solve some problem sort of works because both races have a shared dolicocephalic innocence.
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