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Post pictures of the Baltic phenotype in Germanic and Slavic people
Can they more often than not pass as both Germanic and Slavic?
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Depends on what you mean with "Baltic" phenotype.
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Ukrainian sportswomen.
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Ukrainian diver Yulia Prokopchuk.
Ukrainian track and field athlete Hanna Ryzhykova.
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Ukrainian biathlete Yuliia Dzhima.
Ukrainian professional tennis player Elina Svitolina.
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Those Ukrainian women you posted are mainly Balto-Nordids and could pass very well as Swedish, no matter what Makaveli or Coon say
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Russian professional track cyclist Anastasia Voynova.
Russian competitive swimmer Yuliya Yefimova.
Russian pair skater Alina Ustimkina.
Russian tennis player Anastasia Potapova.
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how many Baltics have you seen that can pass as both Germanic and Slavic?Originally Posted by CommonSense
Those Ukrainian women you posted are mainly Balto-Nordids and could pass very well as Swedish, no matter what Makaveli or Coon say
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Only the extreme cases such as Putin can't pass as Germanic.
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Russian female MMA fighter Natalya Dyachkova.
Russian female MMA fighter Yana Kunitskaya.
Russian female MMA fighter Anastasia Yankova.
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