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There is not much difference when you cross the Danish-German border I think...not noticeable. Also the border has shifted northwards historically, the northernmost part of Germany used to be Danish for a long time too. As for the Baltic Sea divide, it's probably most noticeable on the Polish coastline.
In the Low Countries, there is a linguistic barrier that can also be seen as a "wog" barrier to a certain extent I guess (in Belgium).
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Culturally and religiously in Europe, historically, there is a "wog barrier" that roughly follows the divide between Catholic and Protestant. This remarkable occurrence could be even more distinct than linguistic fault lines in Europe.
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^ I am not so sure of that: culturally speaking much of the Netherlands and Germany are also Catholic.
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Lithuania is Catholic too and they have highest amount of indigenous European (WHG) ancestry overall.
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Lines lay where you wanna trace it, could be south of Alps and Pyrenees for Central European and Germans or anything South of the North Sea for Scandis and Baltics.
For Northern Italians is anything south of Rome ( Terroni) but it is more about culture than skin tone in this case.
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