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No. Only Albania, Skopje, Bulgaria and Romania are.
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Only 5% of Romania is located in the Balkans, and that region used to be historically Bulgarian.Originally Posted by wvwvw
They are genetically Balkan though.
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Wha?
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wow, 81% Yes, only 19% No.
actually Google says the same - if you write Croatia in the search box this is what it appears before hitting enter - try it out yourselves on google search:
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Romania no. The rest yes+kosovo-metohija
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Croatia is a Slavic, Balkan and brother country of Serbs. Similar mentality and both pro-Russian.
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Similar % of Slavic I2a1b and R1a, similar language and origin etc
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Croatians are quite anti-Russian oriented. They are no1 in rusophobia of all Balkanites without doubt. I know Croatians very well. I originated from present day Croatia from mixed Serbian-Croatian region. Brother of my paternal grandfather was married with Croatian woman from coastal Dalmatia.
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because Croats are smart people and know what occupation is, unlike Serbs who behave like Russian gopnik
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Serbs and Croatians have similar percentage of I2-Y3120 which is no1 Y DNA in both, and also similar % of I2-PH908 inside of I2-Y3120. Croatians have higher R1a. I2-Y3120 is about 2300 years old (PH908 is younger). 37-38% modern Serbs and Croatians who are I2-Y3120 have common paternal ancestor the furthest 2300 years ago, in some cases they have last common paternal ancestor only several centuries ago.
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