Estonian Culture.

The Estonians are humble patriotic folks, though, since the middle of the 2010s, the culture has become more nationalistic. The culture stems from the Finno-Ugric cultural group, and the Primary culture of Estonia is North Estonian, with the Seto culture being the most distinct of the Estonian sub-cultures. The Russian Community that was largely imported by the Soviets during the occupation lasting from the Second World War to the Singing Revolution is the most religious-cultural group in Estonia and has struggled to integrate into Estonian Society, with some still speaking solely Russian and suffering from having less wealth than the other cultural groups in the nation. Estonians while generally not religious, do lend into their Pagan past, and have much stronger and active ties with their Traditional culture than in the West. This is shown with Bonfires, Berry and Mushroom picking, singing, folk dance, kiiking, drinking, and being in a hot Sauna Naked (It must be noted that Sauna culture for disproves of sexual activity and is meant to be family and community-friendly instead), are all extremely common traditional activities in Estonia that haven't been abandoned by the youth.    

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