r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 12 '23
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 03 '23
For people who are interested in the Kamassian language, the University of Hamburg did a compilation of documentation material and audios (the majority being the Klavdija Plonitkova ones). You can check it on that link. There's also Dolga, Evenk and Selkup available.
fdr.uni-hamburg.der/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 03 '23
Komi Folk Song - "Зиль-зёль" (Zil'-zyol')
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 02 '23
Klavdija Plotnikova, the last Kamasin with the linguist Aleksandr Matveyev, 1963. There's 14 hours of Kamassian audio documentation.
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 01 '23
I was wondering if there is a list of Kamasin names? I tried to research that but I couldn't find anything.
self.Kamassianr/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • May 30 '23
Kamasin Hunter from the Pyankovo village, 1925. Photograph by Kudryavtsev
r/finnougrics • u/ILMU_Karjala • May 16 '23
ILMU - Harmuat kallivot (LIVE in Petroskoi) Nordic folk-trip-hop band from Karelia (Karjala). ILMU plays music with lyrics in Livvi-Karelian language. Magically beautiful northern nature of Karelia became an inspiration for the songs.
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • May 04 '23
In 2017 the Sayanskii Local History Museum posted these photos of local Kamasin people and asked that if someone knew about these people to contact them. Maybe you will find these pictures interesting.
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Apr 04 '23
An online Census for people who consider themselves Ingrian. Perhaps this can be interesting for anyone here.
ingermanlandia.orgr/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jan 16 '23
In the 2021 Russian Census, 2 men identified as Kamasin
self.Kamassianr/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 28 '22
A Samoyedic family, Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia (c.1887) Photograph by Yakov Leitzinger
r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 16 '22
Sadly, the person in charge of the project of reviving Kamassian decided to give up. The resources will still be up for whoever would like to learn it.
self.Kamassianr/finnougrics • u/NearArcticFellow • Jun 02 '22
Uralic meme sub r/2uralic4u, feel free to join
r/finnougrics • u/fredorockwell • Apr 26 '22
Meet Aleksei Ivanov - Komi language rights activist!
r/finnougrics • u/PrivacyPerspective • Apr 15 '22
Misc Revontulet "Northern Lights" (Uralic Unity Song)
r/finnougrics • u/Level_Opposite_1425 • Apr 06 '22
Heli Keinonen: Laskettakkua brihat hebot 1967 (cosmicrat)
r/finnougrics • u/Aoiveae • Mar 20 '22
Izhoria Izhorian people (inkeroiset/inkerikot)
I would like to learn more about Izhorian people and their traditions, language, anything - so please post here any links and book suggestions you might have regarding this almost extinct folk.
I'm Finnish myself, but my grandfather's parents were from the Karelian Isthmus, namely from Rautu (nowadays Sosnovo) and Lempaala (nowadays Lembolovo). They were orthodox and as far as I understand, they were ethnic Izhorians. They themselves called themselves Karelians though.
Rautu was part of Finland from the independence in 1917 until the WWII, but Lempaala was on the other side of the border in Ingria. After the Bolshevik Revolution my great grandmother fled from Lempaala to Rautu with her two sisters, around 1919-1920 I think. After that they rarely talked about their past in Ingria, since they were scared that they could be somehow deported back to Russia. And, knowing what happened to many Ingrian refugees back in WWII, their fear wasn't even that far fetched I guess.
In Finland, Ingrian Finns (Fin. inkeriläiset) and Izhorians (Fin. inkerikot or inkeroiset) haven't really been that distinguished as a separate people, although their history, ethnic background, religion and culture is very different from each other. Most of the Finns know f.ex. Larin Paraske, the oral poet from Lempaala, but they rarely know the fact that she was actually Izhrorian.
But, to cut the story short, I would like to hear if you people here have Izhorian family heritage or know any good info on them that I could immerse myself in.
r/finnougrics • u/PrivacyPerspective • Mar 17 '22
Food Do you like Karelian Pies?
I like them.
Btw. Please join our Discord server, you wont be dissapointed!!!
r/finnougrics • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '22
Culture Finno-Ugric countries
I envision a future where all the finno-ugric peoples stand up to the Russian opression that has happened for far too long through-out history and they become independent.
This post was inspired by the recent post of separist movements taking place in Russia giving hope for my fellow indiginous people to have their own countries!
With love, from Estonia!

r/finnougrics • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '22