Антропонимия Карелии. Краткий обзор истории сбора и некоторых направлений современного изучения [Anthroponymy of Karelia. A Brief Overview of the History of Collection and Some Areas of Modern Study] [PDF]
Denis Kuźmin
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Factors predicting willingness to quit snus and cigarette use among young males. [PDF]
Danielsson M +5 more
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Long-term outcome of vestibular function and hearing in children with congenital cytomegalovirus infection: a prospective cohort study. [PDF]
Kokkola E +7 more
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K 90-летию прибалтийско-финской лингвистической школы Kарелии [Finnic linguistics in Karelia]; pp. 151-158 [PDF]
Ekaterina Zakharova, Irina Novak
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Invisible Agents of Rural Development. Russian Immigrant Women in the Finnish Border Region. [PDF]
Sireni M +2 more
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Ukko opaštau lapšie äijän:serious games as tools for teaching Viena Karelian to Finns?
The Karelian language is the closest linguistic relative to Finnish. It is spoken in Finland and Russia, in the Republic of Karelia. Karelian is classified as a minority and endangered language. Karelian is divided into two main dialects; Karelian Proper
Arhippainen, L. (Leena) +1 more
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The compilation of simple language learning materials - preparation and making of Karelian rice pies [PDF]
Kehittämishankkeen tarkoituksena oli suunnitella ja kehittää oppimateriaalia erityisopiskelijoiden tarpeeseen. Hankkeen tavoitteena oli selkokielisen ja kuvallisen oppimateriaalin laatiminen karjalanpiirakan valmistuksesta.
Pappinen, Anne
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Author deals with 19th century intellectuals of Olonets Karelian origin who started to be interested in local language, culture and ways of life. They started to compile and publish corresponding texts and it meant the beginning of ethnic mobilization of
Alexandr M. Pashkov
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Antibacterial Activity of Rainbow Trout Plasma: In Vitro Assays and Proteomic Analysis. [PDF]
Mizaeva T +7 more
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Female-biased sex ratios in urban centers create a "fertility trap" in post-war Finland. [PDF]
Pettay JE, Lummaa V, Lynch R, Loehr J.
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