hrvat22
Regular Member
Both Serbian and Croatian as well as the others have roots in it.
Derviş Mehmed Zillî (25 March 1611 – 1682), known as Evliya Çeleb, during the 17th century was in Belgrade and wrote that Serbs do not speak as Croats and Bosniaks becouse they speak incorrectly.
I am a Croat with an E-V13, there are 10% of those in Croatia. The percentage in Serbia goes even higher, in Montenegro more than that. And that is only the Y HG. Autosomally...just look at the chart.
There are a couple of branches E1b V13 that do not overlap with Albanians, but there is a greater chance that someone of your ancestors come to Croatia with Vlach migration.