Jun 20, 2024
Mordovian girl,Vechkanovo village (1914)
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Mordovian girl,Vechkanovo village (1914)
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Indigenous people of Volga Region or Russia in traditional costumes. Late XIX - beginning of XX century.
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The Finno-Ugric Languages The Disappearing Heritage of Mankind
“The Finno-Ugric languages are dying out. Most of these languages will become extinct in the near future and unfortunately this process is irreversible. Our world is losing its wealth and diversity of cultures and traditions. Humanity forgets its history and becomes monotonous. This video was created to show how different our world can be and to point out the problem of preserving the language heritage of small nations.”
mordovian costume (part one)
source: "mordovian folk costume", garifullina g. a.
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Galina Nesterovna Kochkayeva and Galina Viktorovna Orlova in festive Mordovian costumes,Kechushevo village,Ardatovskiy uyezd of Ulyanov governorate (1927)
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Photography by Maksim Dmitriyev (1858-1948)