Northern France or Northern Italy, who is more Germanic?

[Norb]

Northern France or Northern Italy, who is more Germanic?

[Catarinense1998]

Northern France.I guess that Northern Italy has a lot of Dinarid, Alpine and Mediterranean influences too.

[RN97]

Come on dude, what the heck??

[MysteriousWays]

Stupid post.

[Livin]

France.
Italy has gallo-Roman elements and dinaric Illyrian.

[gıulıoımpa]

hmm... i would say france but it's not as sharp of a difference as it may seem.let's not confuse germanic with light complexion.

in Germany Nordo-dinaric are not unusual as well as alpine phenotypes. those also appear in northern Italy.

[Solar]

Northern France with ease. By the way, the composition of the French nation is basically Kelto-Germanic (Gallic and Frankish with some Roman influences).

[The Blade]

Northern France.

[TEUTORIGOS]

Northern France with ease. By the way, the composition of the French nation is basically Kelto-Germanic (Gallic and Frankish with some Roman influences).

No, French nationalism is cultural not racial. France also experienced a lot immigration throughout the 20th century not to mention current refugees. However, if you want to look at France through a peasant neo-nazi or race obsessed American point of view then France is mostly Latin+Celtic with Germanic and Slavic minorities even though slavics are not represented in this map and even though France got it's name from Germanic Frankish tribes:

[Peterski]

Neither is Germanic. Normandy was just named after Normans but they were a tiny minority there.

Russia is probably more Germanic:

https://koztimes.com/archaeologists-...n-russia/1541/