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Keeping Alive an Extinct Language: the Finno-Ugric Tongue of Latvia's Remote Fishing Villages
Author deepbalticJanuary 9, 2017 3

Keeping Alive an Extinct Language: the Finno-Ugric Tongue of Latvia's Remote Fishing Villages

The north-west corner of Latvia, the so-called Livonian coast, is the home of a nation struggling to survive.Continue Reading →

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