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EstonianThe largest ethnic group in Estonia. There are 1 million speakers of the Estonian language, a member of the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic family. Most live in Estonia.
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In their Baltic outpost miles to the east of Central Europe, the Estonians have greatly reduced the size and scope of government and, as a result, limited corruption as well. The Estonian Army was formally created in 1992, led largely by Estonians who had been professional officers in the Soviet Army, as well as some returning nationals. The first voyage was a joyful one, carrying many Estonians on their first trip home for many years. |
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