Origins of the Germanic People

The origins of the Germanic people has at long last been conclusively demonstrated. Through recent genetic studies and historical sources I examine the origins of the Germanic people.

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[ulmo]

Germanic and Celtic history is always interesting!

[monicacall]

I’m the descendant of the Germanic peoples. Most of my ancestors are from Northern England and Denmark with a smattering of Scottish, Swedish, Norwegian and German thrown in for good measure. This video helped me understand more about my heritage. Thanks.🙏

[Michael-hmcs]

Will have to watch this several times and take notes...very information dense. Brilliant as always.

[leminjapan]

Currently my favorite channel on YouTube. Keep up the great work

[HarigastiEisen]

Very good! No AI voice ! 👍👍👍👍greetings from Norway 🇳🇴

[BrambleWood]

hundreds of history tubes watched, but this is the best most informative yet, genetic studies are re-writing everything we thought we knew, thankyou

[Dell--oh]

What a delightful explanation of the history pertaining to the great Germanic peoples.

[lowersaxon]

As profound a video as ever. Thank you very much. Keep it on, please.

[alicelund]

Very good that you make the distinction between German and Germanic.

[Richard-Seekingwulf]

My Great-Grandfather settled in Morrison Illinois and Iowa around the 1890s. My Grandpa was born in Morrison Illinois and some of his other brothers and sisters were born in Northern Germany

[gregrefon]

As allways, Brilliant!! Thank you very much.

[olympusnfitness]

Your knowledge of the ancient myths and traditions really adds to these and other history videos you make.

[SonsofThunder]

The golden coloured helmet looks like the one from the Anglo-Saxon treasure discovered at Sutton Hoo in England, UK.

[wendysalter]

A very deep and well researched study of the Germanic tribes. I enjoyed he scenery with the folk in costume and your voice. I feel quite connected to this hisory.

[AMEurope]

Scandinavia and today's territories of Denmark and northern Germany are the territories of origin of the Germanic ethnic group and haplogroup I1 is base for their identity. Later, they broke into the continental part of Europe and assimilated part of the Celtic and North Slavic population.

[markuhler]

One watch isn't enough to take it all in. Thank you.

[ItsPeachBeach]

Rewatching all the videos on this channel again. Thank you for your hard work. Happy new year!!

[lba]

Very glad i discovered this channel. Covers all interesting topics about nations and history.

[theoderich]

Very nice video...
One remark though: at 17:25 you refer to a "Hünenburg" implying that is the name of the place. The site is called a Hünenburg (literally: a giant fortification or a giant's fortification) and is located in Watenstedt, in Lower Saxony.
BTW a few kilometres to the northeast in Schöningen the oldest man-made spears ever discovered were found with an estimated age of 300.000
Germans might be older than we thought.

[leftwingmofos]

I’m Scots-Bavarian-Anglo/Saxon. My college roommate was a Dane. We can speak to each other in three languages. I’ve met them all in Berlin once. Berlin, Copenhagen, and Odense, and Oslo are amazing places full, of wonderful people.