Rank 10 Western women by their ability to fit in Poland best to worst

[The Blade]

As the title says. Which numbers fit best? Rank them.
1. Emily Blunt (English):

2. Julie Fournier (Canadian of French descent):

3. Kristen Stewart (American of Scottish ancestry, from what I know) - she is naturally blonde, by the way, but dyes her hair:

https://www.thisisinsider.com/photos...dirty-blonde-2

4. Anneke Van Giersbergen (Dutch):

5. Laura Pausini (Italian):

6. Sonia Bergamasco (Italian):

7. Claudia Vieira (Portuguese):

8. Sarah Brandner (German):

9. Carole Bouquet (French):

10. Carolina Klüft (Swedish):

[Zroota]

Not sure how I'd rank them, but 2 and 9 look the most Polish.

[KuriousKatKommittee]

3 > 8 > 10 > 1 > 5 > 4 > 9 > 2 > 6 > 7.
If 2 had a Polish name and lived in Poland I would be inclined to think she's Ashkenazi Jewish.

[Peterski]

3 > 8 > 10 > 1 > 5 > 4 > 9 > 2 > 6 > 7.

So Poles are all blonde in your opinion since you put all the blondes (even 10) before all brunettes such as 2 (?).

Map of blonde hair:

[Mingle]

So Poles are all blonde in your opinion since you put all the blondes (even 10) before all brunettes such as 2 (?).

Map of blonde hair:

You consider the map to be accurate for Central Europe?

[Gangrel]

2,5 and 9 look the most Polish

[Peterski]

You consider the map to be accurate for Central Europe?

It probably still overestimates the percent of blondes in some areas. I guess it depends on what exactly is counted as blonde (in Fischer-Saller or other scale).

[ixulescu]

none of them strikes me as Polish

[Mingle]

It probably still overestimates the percent of blondes in some areas. I guess it depends on what exactly is counted as blonde (in Fischer-Saller or other scale).

So there's really that huge of a difference between Germany and Poland?

And why would western Poland have a higher proportion of blondes than the rest of the country if they're descended from eastern Poles that were brought to fill the land after WW2? It seems like the mapmaker thought it was more blonde simply due to its border with Germany. But what surprised me most was the stark difference between Germany and Poland, especially considering Poles are also stereotyped as light haired (though to a somewhat less degree than North Germans but more than South Germans/Austrians).

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[Peterski]

I think Germany is less blonde than that map suggests.

Based on that map Belarus, Lithuania, Russia and Ukraine are blonder than Poland so it actually makes sense that Poles from these areas (former Eastern Poland) would be blonder than Native Western and Central Poles.