The genetic diversity across Italy is interesting (unlike that in Switzerland and Germany), even if possibly easily explained by the Roman Empire and following migrations. Note Hungary: traditional history tracks back "the Hungarians" across the Eurasian steppes and up to the Urals, but geneticists long discovered that those nomads are only a minority of the ancestors of today's Hungarians, with the mixing with and assimilation from local Slavic and Germanic populations dominant.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}