>>4307697>I will have 10 white kids, meanwhile all you can do is leak, faggot, you embarrass the white race and you are a genetic dead end of it.You are a Shitskin
>pircel 1, 2 and 3 are pop-economics slop, the US will keep dominatingKeeping coping and ignore the stats faggot. Muttclits lost CHINA won, BRICS won, EVROPA won
>Anyways, your country was over 90% white some years ago, and it is now going to fall under 80, plus the white American birth rates look much better than German ones. Stop copingRoughly 85-90% of European (White) ancestry, though Germany does not officially track race.Germany's Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) does not collect racial or ethnic data in the U.S. sense. It tracks
migration background (*Migrationshintergrund*: the person or at least one parent not born with German citizenship) and nationality/citizenship, plus origin countries via the microcensus.
### Key recent official figures (Destatis microcensus, private households)
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2025 (first results): ~68.9% without migration background (~57 million of ~82.7-83.9 million total population range across sources); ~31.1% with migration background.
- Similar 2024 figures: ~69.6% without.
- German citizenship is held by ~85% (e.g., ~85.1% in 2025 population updates by nationality groups), but this includes naturalized citizens of non-European origin.
### Breakdown relevant to "White"/European ancestry
Of those *with* a migration background, a substantial share originate in Europe (Poland, Italy, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, former Yugoslavia countries, Greece, etc.). Destatis origin-group data show Europe accounting for the majority of the migrant-background population (on the order of 15-16 million in recent tables), while Asia (including Turkey, Syria, Afghanistan, etc.), Africa, and other regions make up most of the rest (~8-10 million combined).
- Native population without migration background + European-origin immigrants/descendants (including many ethnic German repatriates/*Spataussiedler* from Eastern Europe/former Soviet Union) yields estimates of
European ancestry in the mid-to-high 80s percent.
- Wikipedia summarizes Germans at ~72-74% (stricter ethnic definitions excluding some repatriates) and total European ethnic groups at roughly 86-93%.
- Other compilations and analyses put the "predominantly White" or European-origin share in a similar 86-93% range, incorporating ethnic Germans plus other Europeans.
CIA World Factbook figures (e.g., German 85.4% by nationality in recent estimates) reflect citizenship, not race or ancestry, and include naturalized people.
### Important caveats
- "White" is primarily a U.S./Anglo racial category; German statistics emphasize migration status, citizenship, and country of origin.
- The no-migration-background share has declined over time with immigration and higher fertility among some migrant-background groups. Younger age cohorts show higher shares with migration background.
- Large groups such as people of Turkish origin (historically the biggest non-German origin group) and more recent arrivals from Syria, Afghanistan, and parts of Africa/Asia are generally not classified as White/European in racial terms.
- Mixed ancestry and naturalization further blur lines; exact racial percentages are estimates derived from origin data rather than direct measurement.
In short, the large majority of Germany's population is of European/White ancestry, centered on ethnic Germans, with the precise figure depending on how European-origin immigrants and their descendants are counted. Official statistics focus on migration background (~69% without in 2025) rather than race.
