Thank you for your numbers and your FTDNA.
I would say that you have a slightly higher northern/north eastern european (slavic) DNA than my mother. This is well represented by the north eurasian and the siberian in eurogenes and dodecad as well as the "Orcadian" at FTDNA since northern and eastern slavic people have higher numbers of eurasian and siberian as what I saw.
Have you uploaded your raw data at gedmatch.com ?
By the way, I did not mention that the results are from my mother ( I didnt post my own results because my father is French)
No, the writings are from me, from the interpretations that I learned from other results I compared and from other discussions I had on different forums since 2 years ago.
Douglas Mcdonald also sent with the chromosome painting his interpretation with these numbers of population similarity :
The following are possible population sets and their fractions,
most likely at the top
Poland= 0.473 Tuscan= 0.527 or
Germany= 0.303 Romania= 0.697 or
English= 0.331 Romania= 0.669 or
Poland= 0.237 Romania= 0.763 or
Hungary= 0.736 Tuscan= 0.264 or
Irish= 0.254 Romania= 0.746 or
Irish= 0.500 Tuscan= 0.500 or
Poland= 0.603 Sicily= 0.397 or
Lithuania= 0.398 Tuscan= 0.602 or
Hungary= 0.826 Sicily= 0.174
Second most likely fit is 78.2% (+- 8.4%) Europe (various subcontinents)
and 21.8% (+- 8.4%) Mideast (various subcontinents)
The following are possible population sets and their fractions,
most likely at the top
French= 0.841 Adygei= 0.159 or
Germany= 0.695 Jewish= 0.305 or
French= 0.889 Iranian= 0.111 or
English= 0.725 Jewish= 0.275 or
Poland= 0.623 Jewish= 0.377 or
English= 0.788 Armenian= 0.212 or
French= 0.874 Georgian= 0.126 or
Germany= 0.789 Druze= 0.211 or
Germany= 0.730 Sephardic= 0.270 or
French= 0.868 Turkish= 0.132Douglas said that the population set are normal for a Serbian and there is explanation for the extra segments of east asian that they likely appeared during the time frame of ottoman times with population displacement and contact with turkic people like the Tatar, in some cases.
The second likely fit of population is almost the same as the result at FTDNA I posted.
My mother also plot correctly among balkan people as you can see on that PCA map by Doug. Usually, Serbians, plot within Romanians and Hungarians samples or closer to One of the two, it depends.

I can also link results from other Serbians at 23andme but I feel guilty because they are not from my family.