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 | | After the First and Second World War, the Skolt Saami, who lived in their traditional siidas at Paatsjoki, Petsamo and Suonikylä were relocated into the municipality of Inari in Finland among the Reindeer and Lake Saami who spoke North and Inari Saami and the local Finnish population. |
 | | The western group of Saami languages consists of South, Ume, Pite, Lule and North Saami, while the eastern group comprises the Inari, Skolt, Kildin, Ter and Akkala Saami languages. |
 | | The first text in Saami, a primer by Nicolaus Andreae, a clergyman of Pite, was published in 1619. |
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