Aircraft Identification V

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No. Other country, few years later

After my post #3686 I made some research and I was also going to answer Arado AR196A but Herman got there first.
The main difference I can see on your pic between the original A/c and the image is that the engine cowling looks very different. The original version had "bugnature" (blisters) on it (as you can see for instance on various italian fighters of the thirties and forties) and yours has none this means that a different engine requiring a different cowling must have been used.
At this stage I would say: a roumanian or bulgarian version (not german, finnish or norwegian in my opinion).
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