What is the division of European peoples?

The peoples of Europe are mainly Indo-European speakers, but there are also Finno-Ugric speakers who migrated from the East, the ancient Basque peoples, and in the European part of Russia there are some Altaic speakers. The division is basically in terms of nation-states, with some groups of speakers of the same language living in different countries recognizing that they belong to the same ethnic group, but others are reluctant to do so, emphasizing only that they are from that country.

Indo-European language speakers

Germanic

Anglo-Saxon

German/Austrian/Liechtenstein/Swiss German

Dutch/Belgian-Flemish

Danish

Norwegian

Swede

Icelandic

Luxembourgish

Romanian

French/Belgian Walloon/Swiss French/Monegasque

Italian/Swiss Italian

Spanish

Portuguese

Romanian/Moldovan

Romanish

Catalan

Slavonic

Russian

Belarusian

Ukrainian

Polish

Bulgarian

Czech

Slavonic

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Slovenian

Macedonian

Borodic

Lithuanian

Latvian

Hellenic

Greek

Albanian

Albanian

Celtic

Scottish <

Irish

Welsh

Iranian

Gypsy

People who speak languages of the Finno-Ugric family

Finnish

Magyar

Estonian

Lappish

Udmurtian

Mali Ethnic groups

Mordovan

Karelian

Komi

Altaic-speaking peoples

Tatar

Chuwash

Bashkir

Kalmyk

African-Asian-speaking peoples

Malta

Jewish

Jewish

Malay

Jewish

Basic

Calmec

African/Asian-speaking peoples

Malta

Jewish

Ethnic groups with unclear linguistic affiliation