Estonia’s Seto people bolster their centuries-old culture and language with a kingdom for a day
First publishedAug 3, 05:23 UTC
Last updatedAug 3, 08:11 UTC · 1m ago
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The Seto ethnic community once a year turns a village in southeastern Estonia into a symbolic kingdom for a day — complete with entry visas instead of tickets, made-up currency and even a mock military parade.
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- The Seto ethnic community once a year turns a village in southeastern Estonia into a symbolic kingdom for a day — complete with entry visas instead of tickets, made-up currency and even a mock military parade.
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