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**6ZCo3xuK** · 01-12-2012, 06:01 PM

They look totally different to northern Germans, although they overlap somehat with south Germans.

They also have very low blondism, I think levels of 10% proper blondism is about right.

I remember speaking to numerous tiroleans who were ethnic Austrian with dark curly hair and very short (5'8 - 5'9) range - it appeared to be the norm.

The 'Adreas Hofer' type (a tirolean nationalist)

When I visited Austria I saw many blondes there and most of the people had blue or green eyes. They didn't resemble southern Europeans for example. They looked more Germanic to me. I have the impression that blondism in Austria is much more the 10% you mentioned. I have never met an Austrian with dark curly hair. This is not even that usual in South Europe, where people are quite darker. Dark curly hair is mostly found in northern Africa, Middle East and in South Europe last.

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6ZCo3xuK Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	They look totally different to northern Germans, although they overlap somehat with south Germans. They also have very low blondism, I think levels of 10% proper blondism is about right. I remember speaking to numerous tiroleans who were ethnic Austrian with dark curly hair and very short (5'8 - 5'9) range - it appeared to be the norm. The 'Adreas Hofer' type (a tirolean nationalist) When I visited Austria I saw many blondes there and most of the people had blue or green eyes. They didn't resemble southern Europeans for example. They looked more Germanic to me. I have the impression that blondism in Austria is much more the 10% you mentioned. I have never met an Austrian with dark curly hair. This is not even that usual in South Europe, where people are quite darker. Dark curly hair is mostly found in northern Africa, Middle East and in South Europe last.
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