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I'd confuse him for a Jew but you might be right.

Albanians pretty often tend to exhibit a specific, distinct look just for them.

Neo-Danubian with some Noric influence

Tough to say from one photo and one with a beard but I think Sub-Nordid might fit Arsa.

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He looks ... very strange. Almost (?) as if he had a Marfan syndrome.

That's a man that definitely benefits from having a beard, otherwise his face looks quite feminine.

I'd say he's Gorid with some Mongoloid admix. Maybe Volgid phenotype is also appropriate.

He has been posted multiple times already btw.

Meh.

She looks quite exotic to me. Maybe even Middle Eastern. Some type of depigmented Mediterranean, can be Italian or Jewish.

Yeah, there's a remarkable resemblence here I'd say!

No, Poles are mostly not belonging to Nordid phenotype but Swedes are like more neutral looking.

Noric

Atlanto-Mediterranean

Yeah. Sure, it's not something we're used to but it doesn't rub me wrong.

This does though (damn) and it's not good for the gene pool of such communities either

Brigham Young (1801–1877),...

It's interesting how Swedes and Norwegians despite being each other neighbours and similar being genetically look different in quite significant way from my personal point of view. In a way of ......

Very ginger-y, even those who are not tend to have some reddish undertone in their hair.

Mostly Brunn phenotype here.

Cro-Magnid

Neo-Danubian with Veddoid (she looks quite Gypsy despite her light pigmentation - like her nose, hairline and chin area makes her look so to me).

Dinarid

Yup. The last one looks kinda like a Finnish man due to that characteristic nose that is so common among them.

Petra Roth reminds me this iconic actress in Poland, Beata Tyszkiewicz.

Old
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Young...

Nordid

Gorid with Nordid influence

Mediterranean/Eurafricanid

North Atlantid. I'd guess English before Belgian.