well your brown is recessive for blue anyway isn't it?

you are Br/Bl, not Br/Br

in that case just one generation

are grey eyes and blue eyes the same, ethnically

in my book, yes

what about if there is a hazel hue

what it used to be as I understand it, early aryan society broke the different phenotypes along castes

I'd have to see it

blond = scholar-priest, red hair = warrior, dark hair = financiers and shopkeepers

i never really read into how the nazis broke it down to who is aryan and who isnt, more so with the facial and cranial

but things have mixed around too much for that to be a good way to do it anymore

well there are some good books out there that get into it if you can find them

where id you come up with that??

the scholar priest stuff

the caste system thing? I had a friend who was very educated on the subject

he showed sources at the time but I never saved them

I'd have to dig it up myself

yeah that seems kind of silly hahaha

pretty sure i wouldnt have been given a hard time if i lived in Nazi Germany

good

what was Goebbels background

Paul Joseph Goebbels was born on 29 October 1897 in Rheydt, an industrial town south of Mönchengladbach near Düsseldorf.[2] Both of his parents were Catholics with modest family backgrounds.[2] His father Fritz was a factory clerk; his mother Katharina (née Odenhausen) was ethnically Dutch.[3]

how far down the line did they go with him though

ancestry

I forgot where the line was drawn

they did it slightly different than I would've

how many generations was it

since in their case they had a country/race equivalence that today we do not have

you mean in terms of multiculturalism?

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/images/Holocaust/nuremberg-laws.gif

well yeah, we simply do not live in a country=race world anymore

phenotype is portable

I need no papers to see it

I think to be a member of the SS you had to have no colored or Jewish ancestors going back to 1750.

I forget where I heard that.

at the very beginning i believe that was so

i think they got more lax on that as the war went on

one of my relatives might have been apart of the viking division

neat

they got alot of volunteers

one of my grandmothers is colombian