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Who are closer to Poles genetically speaking: Macedonians or Bulgarians?
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Macedonians
And I found this K15 with Albanians
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This guy appears to be half-Gypsy or something approximate. Intresting part is that he has a Romanian surname, but spelled in a Serbian manner (Kračun, exists in southern Banat).
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But the funny part is yet to come. I googled his name and found the instagram account where he posted the regions he got on 23andMe in great detail. Of course, he only said he had two grandparents who are Serbs from Bosnia and Croatia. No mention of having a Gypsy parent whatsoever
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He was probably raised in the same manner Mortimer was, being told he was merely another Serb. The difference is that Mortimer always had his doubts and and wasn't ashamed to accept the truth. Btw, the connection with Romania is weak because his father is likely one of those romanised Bayash Gypsies, they don't have much actual Romanian ancestry.
Yes. It's obviosuly derived from Crăciun.
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