VEPSIAN  LINKS

Links to useful pages in English

• "LOST STORY" - veps folk-rock group (2 songs in mp3 format available)

• Veps tumuli

• The Vepses (Survey)

• Fairies in Vepsian folk tradition (an article by Kristi Salve)

• Some Veps resources

• About the Vepsian national flag

• The Vepsian Museum in Shoutarv (Sholtozero)

• Books in Vepsian (bibliography on the site of the Karelian National Library) - VEPSICA

• An article about Vepses by Nikolai Fomin

• Photos by Jussi Rainio from the Vepsian Museum in Shoutarv (Sholtozero)

• Karelian and Veps embroidery

Links to useful pages in Russian

• Our second site

• An interesting site on vepses and their culture.

• The official site of the "Vepsian forest" natural park.

• The Vepses (Survey in Russian)

• SURI (Estonia) directory on Vepses and Vepsian language (many interesting links!) Maybe soon coming also in English.

• The history of Vepsian primary (an article by Nina Zaitseva)

• The administration of the former Veps Autonomous National District in Karelia

• Sholtozero (Shoutarv') Vepsian Choir

• An article about Nicolai Abramov, a poet writing in Vepsian

• "The New Veps Year" (by Nicolai Fomin)

• Books in Vepsian (bibliography on the site of the Karelian National Library) - VEPSICA (too many errors; far not complete)

• An article about the Sholtozero (Shoutarv') Veps Museum (containing nice photos)

• An article about an Orthodox Saint of Veps origin - Alexander Svirsky

• A page about the exposition on Vepses on the site of the Podporozhje Museum in Leningrad Region

• Veps tumuli (in Russian)

• Vepsian language in the Internet (some links)

• Photos by Jussi Rainio from the Vepsian Museum in Shoutarv (Sholtozero)

• Karelian and Veps embroidery

Links to useful pages in Vepsian

• Poems by Nicolai Abramov:

  • Noid

  • Änikruno

  • Kodima

  • Kuldaine sügüz'

  • Some poems by Omar Hayam translated by Abramov

• Poems by Alevtina Andrejeva:

  • Noidsana - veren azoteseks

  • Maman nevondoišpäi

  • Änine

  • Loičend Änižele

• A fragment of "Kalevala" translated into Vepsian by Nina Zaitseva

Historical links

• Povest' Vremennyh Let - the first mention of the Veps people in a Russian historical chronicle

• Iordannis. De origine actibusque Getarum (the first mentoin of the Veps people - "vasinabroncas" - and some other finnish peoples in a historical chronicle.)

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 Updated September 25, 2005