Classify Ottoman Greek Governor of Tunis

[Bosniensis]

Mustafa Khaznadar (born. Georgios Kalkias Stravelakis)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/Mustapha_Khaznadar_1846.jpg

[gıulıoımpa]

alpine med + some armenoid

[Bosniensis]

alpine med + some armenoid

yeah he is probably anatolian greek

[brennus dux gallorum]

Mediterranean

He was from the island chios, but raised in Turkey and if I am not mistaken he was involved in conflicts against the Greek Kingdom

There's nothing Greek about him, except of his race of course

[catgeorge]

scumbagoid


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cy4qVgiznI&list=PLSHu4vvojaPK7ts0SwstCmv7US3qfKi0t

[Veslan]

Dinaro-Mediterranean

[Egyptian]

Mediterranean

He was from the island chios, but raised in Turkey and if I am not mistaken he was involved in conflicts against the Greek Kingdom

There's nothing Greek about him, except of his race of course

Chios? brings back memories, by the way where is ur result?

[Bosniensis]

scumbagoid

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Then most of Greeks Are scumbags since we have more Scumbag Greeks than entire Greek Peninsula

Do you think we should question the validity of your people calling themselves Greeks when majority has evolved to a new culture and religion?


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[catgeorge]

Then most of Greeks Are scumbags since we have more Scumbag Greeks than entire Greek Peninsula

Do you think we should question the validity of your people calling themselves Greeks when majority has evolved to a new culture and religion?


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Kiss our Greek Orthodox ass


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edwvUO9GquM&list=PLSHu4vvojaPK7ts0SwstCmv7US3qfKi0t&index=5

[brennus dux gallorum]

Chios? brings back memories, by the way where is ur result?

What results?

[Bosniensis]

Kiss our Greek Orthodox ass



xD

Nice dance btw

[Papastratosels26]

Med

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[Rgvgjhvv]

-akis (-άκης): associated primarily with Crete (except Anogeia) and the Aegean Islands, it is a diminutive, such as Giorgos becoming Giorgakis for the young Giorgos. Examples are: "Mitsotakis", "Theodorakis" and "Doukakis". This suffix was introduced in the 19th century.