Is Hungary a Balkan/Eastern European country?

[Imamudin]

Central Europeans (many hungarians, czechs, slovaks, south germans) have a number of features that allow us to distinguish them against other Europeans. Brachycephaly, large zygomatic width, medium or relatively dark pigmentation, small facial height and facial index.

They are obviously East Baltid which is pretty much not common in Central Europe.

[Vorg]

They are obviously East Baltid which is pretty much not common in Central Europe.

This is photos of Hungarians.

[Prism]

I've never been there so I can't say, but I'd say eastern European not balkan,

[Theodericus]

Hungary is central European country, there aren't any doubts about that.

[Jackson]

Genetically they are basically central/central-eastern European.

[щрбл]

I've been to Budapest, it's a lovely central European city, absolutely nothing to do with Balkans.

[Queen B]

They are Eastern Europeans

[StonyArabia]

They are genetically close to South Germans

[Stears]

They dress, eat and dance like Balkanoids and Eastern Europeans so I consider them to be such.

Stop your idiocy my ignorant friend. There are no typical Hungarian folk customes. There are more than 400 very different folk custome regions and counties and villages and cities. You are even unable to find any "common national character" in folk customes.Unlike the french cuisine, the 80% of Hungarian foods have direct English equivalents, so their names are easliy translatable into English. Goulash is not typical Hungarian food, it is rather a cuman (minority) food. Goulash were not known for average Hungarian common people in Transdanubia Transylvania and Hungarian upper land (now slovakia) until the 1930s, despite the fact that it appeared in the 16th century in cumania. Even the Hungarian chefs of good restaurants did not know about it until the 1860s.

[Stears]

They are obviously East Baltid which is pretty much not common in Central Europe.

Many of these photos were taken from cuman and jassic minority groups.