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The Baltic Finnic People in the Medieval and Pre-Modern Eastern European Slave Trade

Russian History, 2014
Raids and the kidnapping of humans in East Europe together with a late medieval and pre-modern Black Sea slave trade are well known in the scholarly literature. This kind of slave trade also extended via the Volga to Caspia and Central Asia. Besides young male slaves, there was a market for small blond boys and girls in both regions, where they were ...
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The First People in Belarusian and Estonian (Baltic-Finnic) Tradition

This article provides a comparative analysis of Estonian and Belarusian aetiological narratives concerning the creation, fall, and early life of the first humans. Both traditions frame Adam and Eve narratives as folk reinterpretations of Genesis, enriched with humorous, explanatory, and moralising elements.
Elena Boganeva, Mare Kõiva
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Impersonals and passives in Baltic and Finnic

Studies in Language Companion Series, 2001
Axel Holvoet
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The impact of the Baltic and Finnic peoples upon Russian history

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1973
Oswald P Backus
exaly  

Book Review: Systems in contact, systems in motion. The assimilation of Russian verbs in the Baltic Finnic languages of Russia

International Journal of Bilingualism, 2001
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Is Balto-Finnickypärä‘helm, casque’ really a loanword from Baltic, or is it indigenous?

Word, 1996
Torbjörn K Nilsson
exaly  

Finnic

2022
exaly  

Genitive positions in Baltic and Finnic languages

Studies in Language Companion Series, 2001
exaly  

ON THE “EARLY BALTIC” LOANWORDS IN COMMON FINNIC

2008
Petri Kallio
exaly  

Socioeconomic Factors in Language Split: The Case of the Lapp "Dialects" versus the Baltic-Finnic "Languages"

1978
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