Classify Bjanka Buša, Serbian volleyball player

[Pribislav]

https://24kurier.pl/media/4909751/dbk7-wxwaaejrvz.jpg
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/wp/43d21ec42738766281a708b7e73d65c7/5B815952/t51.2885-15/e35/31255747_215817942528629_804276194324250624_n.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crMlwid6v04&t=90s

[Jana]

Bjanka Buša - Croat surname and Croat first name.

Obviosuly Croat from Vojvodina.

[Pribislav]

Bjanka Buša - Croat surname and Croat first name.

Obviosuly Croat from Vojvodina.


Her father is an officer of Serbian army.

[Jana]

Her father is an officer of Serbian army.

She is probably loyal to her homeland Serbia. Nothing strange, I hope Serbs from Croatia would act like that too.

Surname Buša in modern Croatia

In Croatia, Buša families are generally Croats (from Velika Gorica ), rarely Hungarians (from Osijek ). In the past century, relatively most of Croatian residents bearing this family name were born in Zagreb and Osijek.

Name Bjanka in modern Croatia

Bjanka is a female name, in Croatia almost exclusively Croatian. It is one of the medium frequent names in Croatia, with about eighty namesakes living there.

Btw, she is from Southern Bačka. Most Serbian Croats live in southern Bačka.

[Pribislav]

She is probably loyal to her homeland Serbia. Nothing strange, I hope Serbs from Croatia would act like that too.

Surname Buša in modern Croatia

In Croatia, Buša families are generally Croats (from Velika Gorica ), rarely Hungarians (from Osijek ). In the past century, relatively most of Croatian residents bearing this family name were born in Zagreb and Osijek.

Name Bjanka in modern Croatia

Bjanka is a female name, in Croatia almost exclusively Croatian. It is one of the medium frequent names in Croatia, with about eighty namesakes living there.

Btw, she is from Southern Bačka. Most Serbian Croats live in southern Bačka.

Even is she have Croatian roots she feels like Serbian.

She can't have Croatian identity, 3 widespread finger are proof (Serbian symbol) :)

http://www.fivb.org/visasp/GetPhoto.aspx?type=press&no=31541&maxsize=450

There are many surnames among Serbs for which you would think that they are 100% Croatian.

[Insuperable]

She is probably loyal to her homeland Serbia. Nothing strange, I hope Serbs from Croatia would act like that too.

Surname Buša in modern Croatia

In Croatia, Buša families are generally Croats (from Velika Gorica ), rarely Hungarians (from Osijek ). In the past century, relatively most of Croatian residents bearing this family name were born in Zagreb and Osijek.

Name Bjanka in modern Croatia

Bjanka is a female name, in Croatia almost exclusively Croatian. It is one of the medium frequent names in Croatia, with about eighty namesakes living there.

Btw, she is from Southern Bačka. Most Serbian Croats live in southern Bačka.

That information is valid only for Croatia.

[Jana]

Even is she have Croatian roots she feels like Serbian.

She can't have Croatian identity, 3 widespread finger are proof (Serbian symbol) :)

http://www.fivb.org/visasp/GetPhoto.aspx?type=press&no=31541&maxsize=450

There are many surnames among Serbs for which you would think that they are 100% Croatian.

Well she feels like Serb than she is Serb to me :)

But I also see Svetozar Borojevic as Croat for example, because he felt Croat :) (but of Serb ancestry)

[Jana]

That information is valid only for Croatia.

She is not Serb by ancestry, Buša is non existant name among Serbs. Neither Serbs call their daughters Bjanka.

[frdfgcg]

Nordobalt.

[Dick]

Volleyball chicks are hotter than hell

[Pribislav]

Well she feels like Serb than she is Serb to me :)

But I also see Svetozar Borojevic as Croat for example, because he felt Croat :) (but of Serb ancestry)

Svetozar Borojević was born in Serbian Orthodox family and converted to Catholicism because of career and became Croatian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svetozar_Boroević#Private_life

Svetozar Borojević was R1a.

[Jana]

Svetozar Borojević was born in Serbian Orthodox family and converted to Catholicisn because of career and became Croatian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svetozar_Boroević#Private_life

Svetozar Borojević was R1a.

Yes, but he identified as Croat, similar like this girl identifies as Serb.


Boroević was of Serb descent. Boroević himself stated many times that he was a Croat and that Croatia was his homeland, while he is often simply called "Croatian".

[Ülev]

earlier or later she will become Polish :p

some examples (but men)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miroslav_Radovi%C4%87
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasmin_Buri%C4%87

[Bosniensis]

She needs to catch some sun...

Pale white...

[Wrong]

Slavic phenotype, originally from Poland-Belarus.

[Veneda]

earlier or later she will become Polish :p

some examples (but men)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miroslav_Radovi%C4%87
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasmin_Buri%C4%87
Maybe she has distant Polish ancestors and her name was initially "Burza" ("storm" in Polish). "Burza" (we pronounce it as "buža") during times evolved into "Buša". She could pass as a Pole easily :D

[Kivan]

North Pontid + Alpine.

[Pribislav]

Maybe she has distant Polish ancestors and her name was initially "Burza" ("storm" in Polish). "Burza" (we pronounce it as "buža") during times evaluated into "Buša". She could pass as a Pole easily :D

Can Serbian football player Đorđe Čotra pass as native Polish? He play in Poland https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Đorđe_Čotra


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3I69B-GAKc

[Veneda]

Can Serbian football player Đorđe Čotra pass as native Polish? He play in Poland https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Đorđe_Čotra


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3I69B-GAKc

Yes, he can. He speaks Polish quite well, btw :)

[Ülev]

https://youtu.be/bunAVhe8-3A

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_%C4%90ur%C4%91evi%C4%87
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_%C4%90ur%C4%91evi%C4%87
amazingly he has only Serbian and Portuguese citizenship, but pass in Poland too

[Moje ime]

She needs to catch some sun...

Pale white...

You mean like this?

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/30/89/15/3089150ca6331a0f78a66c0840087442--natural-looks-natural-skin.jpg

[Valwar]

North Pontid + Baltid.

[Odin]

North Pontid + Gorid.

[Pribislav]

North Pontid + Gorid.

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