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Sorry answer will be in English because the computer I am using now only support English input.
Usually if a closely related couple (on the family tree) give birth to a baby, the baby tends to be very likely to be retarded and its due to the genetics. Usually, the genes that are controlling for severe disease are working on a double recessive mechanism, meaning you will have to get two problem gene to get the disease. If you onlu have one problem gene in your body, either from your mum or dad, you will only be a carrier but having the disease. However, if two relatives get married, because they are from the same family, the chance of getting the problem genes in them will be much higher than marrying a random guy, and this give a higher chances of putting two diseased gene together and get the offspring inherited the sickness. Thus, the closer the couple on the family tree, the higher the chance of getting diseased or retarted children. If the carrier marry only a random guy, the problem gene can be fixed by the other healthy gene from the partner since most of the gene can work well even there is only one that is working properly. However, this does not apply to X-linked disease such as haemophilla. This kind of disease affect man far more serious than women because the disease is carried on a X chromosome. So if the mother is the carrier, even her partner is healthy, her son will still have the disease because he does not has another healthy X chromosome to replace the unhealthy one. But since girl has 2 X chromosomes, they usually will be only a carrier unless the mother marries a diseased guy.