Nobody wants to be marked racist or Nazi. Though, as someone who lived in Estonia for some time I would like to ask fellow Estonians a couple of questions that, I hope, will help them to see things clearer. 1. Why Russian is not an national langua

Estonia - Estonia - Cultural life: Because Estonia sits along the divide of western and eastern Europe—looking west, across the Baltic, toward Sweden, and east, across Lake Peipus, to Russia—it has long been influenced by both of those cultural traditions. Traditionally, northern Estonia, especially Tallinn, has been more open to outside influences (including Germanic Christianity, the

PISA 2018 results: Estonia’s basic education is among the strongest in the world and the absolute best in Europe. People Getting the data of gene donors on their doctors’ desk

Disclaimer: Im estonian and live in Estonia, thereby my view may be quite subjective. In general, you should be safe. Most people here do not share racist views, although in light of recent years migration crisis in Europe some people have started hate every other human being, having different color of skin or different (esp muslim) religious views - likely same in other European countries.

The Estonians (eestlased) live in Estonia (Eesti), a small country bordering the Baltic Sea in northeastern Europe north of Latvia, west of Russia, and south of Finland (but not connected by land to Finland).The Estonian language is a Finnic language related to the Finnish spoken in Finland and also to the Karelian language of northwestern Russia (in land that was part of Finland until 1940).

Tallinn is the largest city and capital with almost 395,000 people. The next largest city is Tartu with 97,000 people. Estonia Demographics. Estonians are Finnic people who speak Estonian, which is closely related to Finnish. The ethnic breakdown is currently 69% Estonian, 25% Russian, 2% Ukranian, 1% Belarusians, 0.8% Finns and 1.6% other.

Estonia, one of the most developed countries in Europe, boasts of a rich cultural heritage, influenced by Nordic aspects, as well as Finnic, Baltic, Germanic and Slavic elements. Jacob Johann Köhler revolutionized Estonian literature when he became the first publisher to publish Estonian-language Bible in the 18th century.

Nobody wants to be marked racist or Nazi. Though, as someone who lived in Estonia for some time I would like to ask fellow Estonians a couple of questions that, I hope, will help them to see things clearer. 1. Why Russian is not an national langua

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