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Hello, I have twice undone edits calling the duo Slovenian and Croatian. The reason for this is because both Sulic and Hauser are Croatian, but Sulic was born in Slovenia. He has dual citizenship, but is not actually of Croatian heritage (his parents are Croatian). Because of this, and because the two first met in Croatia, I think it would be simplest and most logical to say that their origin is "Croatia". The article could say that Sulic is Slovenian Croatian, whether in the lede or in a footnote, but I think this only complicates the issue and is not directly relevant to the article. Now, this would likely warrant a mention if their nationalities were disputed in the media or something similar, but for now, I think it is more appropriate to say "Croatian" and be done with it. This is also how the majority of sources are reporting the duo. /ƒETCHCOMMS/18:08, 21 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The policy of Wikipedia (also in biographies) is to state nationality first, and ethnicity after that. Most sources confirm Šulić has double citizenship. It also seem beyond any doubt that his father is Croatian. Nevertheless (according to his own statements in an interview, also quoted in his article on wp), it seems his mother is a Slovene from Maribor. He is a Slovenian citizen and has spent most of his life in Slovenia. Thus, he is Slovenian (of partial Croatian descent, of course, as many other Slovenians). Viator slovenicus (talk) 16:26, 7 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
