Rural Serbs from Southwest Serbia

[vbnetkhio]

from here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlatibor_District

Classify, pass, etc.

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[Benyzero]

Here comes the serb train once again

[vbnetkhio]

Here comes the serb train once again

so, you classify them as stereotypical Serbs ? :)

[Marsa]

On the first photo, the man in the middle looks like Dragan Stojković :D This older generation is still quite dinaric and there are some borrebys, gorids+other.
They overlap with western Balkans, not eastern; and they can fit in more than one region as individuals, but Bosnia first. Especially this entire group.

Edit: I don't know where those bat ears come from, I noticed that trait in rural Slavonians too

[Hungarian_master]

Dinarids, Borrebys and Gorids.

They look very Yugoslav, best fits for them are Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia.

[MandM]

Here comes the serb train once again
I would say they look quite typical for the hole of Serbia, if I would see them in any other part of Serbia i could have not guessed that ahh they are from zlatibor region but thats just my opinion,

[vbnetkhio]

Dinarids, Borrebys and Gorids.

They look very Yugoslav, best fits for them are Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia.

thanks, check out this group too:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?363802-Classify-Rural-Bosnian-Krajina-Serbs

[Catnip]

They are part of Dinaric cluster, west Balkans only with Serbia of course.
Younger Serbs dont resamble them anymore to this extent.

[Catnip]

On the first photo, the man in the middle looks like Dragan Stojković :D This older generation is still quite dinaric and there are some borrebys, gorids+other.
They overlap with western Balkans, not eastern; and they can fit in more than one region as individuals, but Bosnia first. Especially this entire group.
And Serbia?


I don't know where those bat ears come from, I noticed that trait in rural Slavonians too
People call them dinaric ears :)

[Sylvanas]

Some of them have really big ears, but who exactly has bat dinaric ears? Is it 5th photo?

[Hektor12]

https://i.imgur.com/lMejT9F.png


That short man is Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, Turkish opposition leader, isnt he?

https://i.dunya.com/storage/files/images/2022/05/16/kilicdaroglu-1605-zKOT_cover.jpg

[Marsa]

And Serbia?
Ofc, that's logical. However, dinarids and Balkan borrebys are dominant in Dinaric Alps, in eastern and southern Serbia other types are on the rise; among younger generation especially. Montenegro always had more meds, and they are visibly darker and taller if you would group them compared to western Serbia.
Same goes for Dalmatia, Lika,...you need to add some types which are present and common in those regions. There is an overlap, but B&H fits the best imo outside of Serbia


People call them dinaric ears :)
To me they are more gopnik


Some of them have really big ears, but who exactly has bat dinaric ears? Is it 5th photo?
:lol: Big ears rule. There are lots of dinaric ears on the photo, but I was thinking on the boys :) That will probably change when they grow up, but I think it's cute

[Sylvanas]

..the boys :) That will probably change when they grow up, but I think it's cute

Ears will change for shure, but they are really cute kids :)

[Catnip]

On the first photo, the man in the middle looks like Dragan Stojković :D
Marsa what herb are you smoking?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragan_Stojkovi%C4%87
Looks nothing alike

[Cristiano viejo]

Paleto Serbs. I approve.

[Marsa]

Marsa what herb are you smoking?
Memberberry

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragan_Stojkovi%C4%87
Looks nothing alike

https://www.biografija.org/muzika/dragan-stojkovic-bosanac/

[Marsa]

Double

[Voskos]

Slavo-thracian mixes with one or two scythian phenotypes.

[Varda]

Memberberry


https://www.biografija.org/muzika/dragan-stojkovic-bosanac/

Btw Dragan Stojković "Bosanac" is not native Bosnian Serb regardless of his nick ("Bosnian"). He is born in Bosnia, but his patents came from Serbia. His father is from southern Serbia, and mother is from Šabac. I was surprised to hear that, because his look is typical for Dinaric Alps and he speak full "Bosnian" (ijekavian with a stereotypical Bosnian accent). Among famous people in Serbia such stereotypical "Bosnian" except him speak only Dragan Marinković "Maca", Zdravko Čolić and Nele Karajlić. The last three were born and raised in Sarajevo, but they are not full or at all Bosnian Serbs. Maca's father is from Zlatibor in western Serbia and mother is Bosnian Serb. Zdravko Čolić is full Herzegovinian Serb. Karajlić's father is from Kladovo in eastern Serbia (possible Vlach), and his mother is a Serb from Bosansko Grahovo in western Bosnia.
Surname Stojković exist among native Dinaric Serbs, but it's quite more common in southern Serbia.6

[Marsa]

Btw Dragan Stojković "Bosanac" is not native Bosnian Serb regardless of his nick ("Bosnian").
I know, I've read it, but he is still partly from Šabac.
To me they are also similar.

[Oliver109]

Dinarics mainly, CM influence gives them are more British vibe than with other groups of eastern Euros.

[Tooting Carmen]

Dinarics mainly, CM influence gives them are more British vibe than with other groups of eastern Euros.

LOL they look nothing like Brits. (Granted, you get some Dinarid-like Brits like the Chuckle Brothers, but still these look pretty foreign).

[Oliver109]

LOL they look nothing like Brits. (Granted, you get some Dinarid-like Brits like the Chuckle Brothers, but still these look pretty foreign).

I said they give a more British vibe than other east Euros lol so basically it would be like saying that the Germans give a more British vibe than the Poles or Finns. They simply look more British than Romanians or Moldovans

[Greywolf]

Turkey, Albania, Armenia, Lazes, Kurds, Carpathians and Iran
mostly pass these areas

(not as a whole, counted individually)

[aherne]

In between Romania and Albania. All pass very easily here...