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Karesuando (Swedish: [
ˈkǎrːɛsʉandɔ]; Finnish:
Kaaresuvanto or Karesuvanto;
Northern Sámi: Gárasavvon; Meänkieli: Karesuanto) is the
northernmost locality...
- 2006 extension,
since the
official do****ent uses the
Swedish version ("
Karesuando") of the name of the
village at the Finnish–Swedish border,
hinting that...
- The
Karesuando Church (Swedish:
Karesuando kyrka) is a
wooden church building in
Karesuando, Sweden.
Belonging to the
Karesuando Parish of the
Church of...
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indigenous Sámi
people were
forcibly dislocated from Jukkasjärvi and
Karesuando to
areas further South in
Sweden in the 1920s to 1940s. In
total it included...
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Karesuvanto or
Kaaresuvanto (Northern Sami: Gárasavvon, Swedish:
Karesuando) is a
village in Enontekiö muni****lity,
located in
Finnish Lapland, the largest...
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Britta Margareta Marakatt-Labba (born 18
September 1951 in Idivuoma,
Karesuando, Sweden) is a
Swedish Sámi
textile artist, painter,
graphic artist, and...
- Jukkasjärvi,
Karesuando,
Finnish Wedge: Loss of
distinction between postalveolar and
plain alveolar consonants, with the
result being alveolar in
Karesuando and...
- From 1826 to 1849 he was the
vicar in
Karesuando parish in Lapland. Near the end of his
tenure in
Karesuando,
Laestadius applied for the
positions of...
- block-pillar
church in Sweden.
Dislocation of Sámi
people from Jukkasjärvi and
Karesuando Thure Johannson,
Olympian and
native of
Jukkasjarvi "Tätorternas landareal...
- missionaries. In 1821,
Fjellner was
posted as a
missionary to Jukkasjärvi and
Karesuando in
Norrbotten province in the far
north of Sweden. A
native speaker of...
