Finnish becomes an official minority language in Sweden
From Helsingin Sanomat (International Edition), 3 April 2000
A page in the history of Sweden has been turned now that a new law on minority groups has taken effect last Saturday, April 1. At the same time Sweden has ratified the minorities agreement of the European Council.
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See also:
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Who's afraid of Finnish? by Hannele Branch |
January 1999 |
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September 1998 |
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The language situation in Finland by Keneth McRae |
June 1998 |
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Who are the Finns? by Kalevi Wiik |
April 1998 |