Sentence examples for ethnically German from inspiring English sources

More than nine-tenths of the population is ethnically German; there is a small indigenous ethnic minority, the Sorbs, and there is also a relatively small foreign population.

Almost 350,000 were ethnically German.

The rump of ethnically German Austria became a republic too.

Svitavy, where the family lived, was located in the Sudetenland, and, though the region passed from the Austrian Empire to Czechoslovakia in 1918, the Schindlers were ethnically German.

Müller herself is ethnically German and grew up in Romania, and her previous books, including "The Land of Green Plums" and "The Appointment," drew on her firsthand experience of repression under Nicolae Ceausescu's regime.

Now sixty years have passed, the surviving participants in the Second World War are fewer and fewer, and Germany is populated by people who had nothing to do with the Nazi regime; millions of them are not even ethnically German.

Given the genetic complexity of schizophrenia and the potential genetic heterogeneity in different populations as highlighted by the recent findings, we decided to conduct an association study on rs175174 in ZDHHC8 using both population- and family-based samples of an ethnically homogenous German population.

The biggest such group is ethnically Turkish, but the numbers also include ethnic Germans from formerly communist Europe.

In the ethnically very homogenous German population, the alleles DRB1*0102 and *0103 are extremely rare.

This is a bit like beginning an account of World War II with the story of those Sudeten Germans ethnically cleansed after 1945.

Ethnically the people are German, and about 90 percent are Roman Catholic.