Fair-haired British MEPs vs fair-haired German MEPs: which pass better in Scandinavia?

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Fair-haired British MEPs

Martina Anderson


Jane Brophy


David Bull


Belinda De Lucy


Barbara Ann Gibson


James Alexander Glancy


Lucy Elizabeth Harris


Jackie Jones


Naomi Long


Brian Monteith


June Alison Mummery


Lucy Nethsingha


Matthew Patten


Alexandra Lesley Phillips


Alexandra Louise Rosenfield Phillips


Richard Tice (I opened a thread about him ages ago. Definitely a better-looking politician, especially considering his age).


Caroline Voaden


James Wells

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Fair-haired German MEPs

Rasmus Andresen


Gunnar Beck


Michael Bloss


Damian Boeselager


Patrick Breyer


Daniel Caspary


Daniel Freund


Evelyne Gebhardt


Jens Gieseke


Henrike Hahn


Monika Hohlmeier


Peter Jahr


Dietmar Koster


Bernd Lange


Erik Marquardt


Joerg Meuthen


Martina Michels


Norbert Neuser


Angelika Niebler


Niklas Nienass


Jan-Christoph Oetjen


Guido Reil


Helmut Scholz


Joachim Schuster


Martin Sonneborn


Viola Von Cramon


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[The Blade]

A tie for these sets in particular.

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How come? And please do this one too: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...rranean-Europe

[chociprasa]

They both pass well here. If I had to choose, I’d say that the British ones pass better in Denmark than the German ones, and the German ones pass better in Norway and Sweden.

Among the Germans, Daniel Freund, Evelyne Gebhardt, Joerg Meuthen, Niklas Nienass, Helmut Scholz and Martin Sonneborn pass the best in Sweden and Norway.

[billErobreren]

Meh....maybe in equal measure. Martina Anderson, in spite of her Anglo-Scottish surname looks too Irish though.

[Norb]

a few of the females have bleached hair so its unfair to call them 'fair' haired, Viola Von Cramon can pass in Sweden and Damian Boeselager can pass as 'English'

[Norb]

Germans pass better in every Scandinavian county but James Alexander Glancy passes the best as Danish in my view

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