> same as the native people i guess that's the point of contention we're having right now. who "belongs" in estonia. you might say it's only "ethnic estonians", and you might have some reasons to support that opinion. but there were russians schools here for hundreds of years, there were russian parties in riigikogu since first estonian republic. and there are plenty of monuments and historic sights to make it obviously clear that many ethnic russians have inhabited estonia throughout times. i guess the question would be for you, fellow finn, do you consider swedes in finland as "foreigners"? genuine question.
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