Blonde European looking Turkish people

[liamliam]

Yup, you're right. It's creepy that a Turkish News Outlet would cover such a story though. The fact that they were going through Stormfront threads to find ideas for an article is pretty odd and hilarious, lol.

What makes it worse is that most of them have probably never even been outisde of the south of the US, so they have pretty much no idea what most Europeans/Middle Easterners (or people from anywhere else for that matter) look like anyway.

[Sikeliot]

All of them look quite "Slavic" overall and not specifically Balkan either. Many of them could fit in Ukraine, Belarus, or Russia. In the Balkans I've seen the most Croats and Bosnians like them. I would not be surprised if much of their ancestry is Balkan.

[liamliam]

I would not be surprised if much of their ancestry is Balkan.

To be fair I've known Turkish people myself with the exact same features, light eyes (usually green/hazel) with naturally light hair (sandy blonde) and pale skin that does not tan, and they have all been fully Turkish.

[ABest]

Anyway, European looking people can be found throughout MENA, including Turkey. Most European-looking Turks can be found in Western Turkey, but their frequency decreases as one moves Eastwards.

BTW, many of the women posted here are obvious dyed blonds, not that natural blonds don't exist in Turkey.

[Newsboy]

All of them look quite "Slavic" overall and not specifically Balkan either. Many of them could fit in Ukraine, Belarus, or Russia. In the Balkans I've seen the most Croats and Bosnians like them. I would not be surprised if much of their ancestry is Balkan.

You're right. Those blonde Turks that Liam posted could fit well in Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus. They don't really look Balkanic, a bit too Eastern. When they are blonde they look Eastern European. When Greeks are blonde, they look more Western Slavic (Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary etc).

Anyway, European looking people can be found throughout MENA, including Turkey. Most European-looking Turks can be found in Western Turkey, but their frequency decreases as one moves Eastwards.

BTW, many of the women posted here are obvious dyed blonds, not that natural blonds don't exist in Turkey.

I agree with you for the most part. European looking people are found in most areas of MENA, but the highest frequency is in Western Turkey, Levant, and North African coast. Many blondes or coloured hair people (especially females) in places like Palestine or Jordan have dyed hair. I know this because their eyebrows are black and so are their roots (on head).

[Sikeliot]

You're right. Those blonde Turks that Liam posted could fit well in Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus. They don't really look Balkanic, a bit too Eastern. When they are blonde they look Eastern European. When Greeks are blonde, they look more Western Slavic (Poland, Serbia, Croatia etc).

I agree. I've seen completely depigmented Greeks and they look more like Poles or Czechs. I would not guess these Turks as depigmented Greeks.

[DarkSecret]

Anyway, European looking people can be found throughout MENA, including Turkey. Most European-looking Turks can be found in Western Turkey, but their frequency decreases as one moves Eastwards.

BTW, many of the women posted here are obvious dyed blonds, not that natural blonds don't exist in Turkey.

Yes but not exactly in eastern area Kurdish people and Arabs live mostly that's why they are different.. But in northeastern Black Sea where I am from there a lot people have red-blonde hair and pale skin and blue-green-grey eyes.

[Guapo]

nice

[ABest]

Yes but not exactly in eastern area Kurdish people and Arabs live mostly that's why they are different.. But in northeastern Black Sea where I am from there a lot people have red-blonde hair and pale skin and blue-green-grey eyes.

I didn't say that European-looking people don't exist in Eastern Turkey, I just said that their frequency decreases. And that's not only due to the presence of Kurds and Arabs, it's also because all Eastern Anatolian people tend to look more foreign to Europe, on average.

[Ivan Kramskoï]

Good genes directly from some balkans specimens ...