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For the most part people look very similar and if you look at Balkan kids born here you can’t tell them apart from the American whites. Greeks look distinct compared to others imo. They can look similar to Southern Albanians but 90% of the time I’d tell them apart from Northern Albanians/Slavs. Reply reply.
They have 67 Genetic Groups in Eastern Europe and 53 GGs in Balkans, and again, the GGs do not include percentages. However, MyHeritage's percentage results are much less reliable and considered among the worst in the business. Keep in mind the ethnicity is only an estimate at any company though, particularly the percentages.
The Balkans category on the other hand is for modern South Slavs like Serbs and Croats. Both categories are a mix of Slavic and Balkan, the difference is that the ratio of Slavic:Balkan is different to each. AncestryDNA is a test for modern DNA, not ancient DNA, and your results are atypical for Serbs in general showing high amounts of Albanian ...
So you can be both Slavic and Balkan at the same time which is the case for many Balkan countries. Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Czechia, Slovakia and Poland are Slavic countries outside the Balkans and Greece, Romania (& the Republic of Moldova), Albania (& according to certain countries* Kosovo) and Turkey (Thrace) are culturally Balkan non ...
Balkan DNA includes a lot of what was formerly the Austro-Hungarian Empire, so could be a number of countries. I have about 33% Balkan DNA and have a lot of confirmed Austrian heritage through protestant refugees that fled Austria for Prussia around 1731 ("Salzburg Protestants"). Even if you have any Austrian or Czech heritage, infrastructure ...
He started the Second Balkan War and joined Bulgaria into the First World War. He was exiled after the Great War and gave the throne to his son - Tsar Boris III who would try to achieve the national unification through diplomacy (hence the return of South Dobrudja in 1941; talks with Greece and Yugoslavia over lost territories after WW1 were to ...
1912-1918 Balkan ethnicity map - Völker- und Sprachenkarte der Balkan-Halbinsel vor den Kriegen 1912-18. Historische alte Landkarte (Sammlerstück) von 1924. imgur.com Open
In the Balkans, there are more Hungarians (1,503,712) than Montenigrins ( 320,059) and Aromanians (159,258) combined
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Just to clarify, Vlah is a unbrella term for all east latin speaking peoples. Like south slavs for all balkan slavs. Under the umbrella term there are: Romanians, as most numerous, then Aromanians, Megleni etc. What he is talking about are Aromanians. What you are talking about, from what i found out on this subreddit that is a controversial ...