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Scandinavian Journal of History Volume 31, 2006 - Issue 3-4: Break–up of Political Unions ‐ from the Kalmar Union to Five Nordic Nation–States
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UNIFICATION WITH SWEDEN, AUTONOMY, FEDERAL SELF‐GOVERNMENT?

The dilemma of the Swedish minority of Estonia during the period between the World Wars

Kari Alenius PO Box 1000, 90014 University of Oulu, Finland E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 308-327 | Published online: 06 Dec 2006

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Mart Kuldkepp. (2021) The political choices and outlooks of the Estonian Swedish national minority, 1917–1920. National Identities 23:4, pages 409-431.
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David J. Smith. (2016) Estonia: A Model for Inter-War Europe?. Ethnopolitics 15:1, pages 89-104.
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Mart Kuldkepp. (2022) The Estonian Swedish National Minority and the Estonian Cultural Autonomy Law of 1925. Nationalities Papers 50:5, pages 923-941.
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