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No, she was born in Albania.
The correct option is b. Albania.
Mother Teresa was born in Albania. She was also a citizen of India and had honorary citizenship in the United States.
Mother Teresa was raised in Skopje, AlbaniaShe was raised in Albania
She lived in Albania, Ireland and India.
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Mother Teresa was born in the current country of Macedonia, which was part of the Ottoman Empire at that time, as an ethnic Albanian. However, she lived the majority of her life in India and had Indian citizenship. As a result, she is claimed by ALBANIA, MACEDONIA, and INDIA.
ksamil archipelago (Albania), and andaman and nicobar islands (India)
She was born and raised in Albania and then spent a few months in Ireland learning English before she began her work as a sister of Loreto in India. She traveled extensively but her home was always in India.
he spent her younger years in Skopje, Albania, and Calcutta, India.
No, she lived in Albania when she was young and then moved to Calcutta, India, where she worked as a missionary.