The finno-ugric nationalism in the autonomous republics of the Russian Federation as the object of the foreign policy of Finland, Hungary and Estonia

Abstract

This article analyzes the external factors influencing the development of national movements in the Finno-Ugric republics of Russia. For its assessment the comparative analysis of Finnish, Hungarian and Estonian policies relating to the support of ethno-political movements was conducted. One of the issues highlighted in the article, is a possible threat to the territorial integrity posed by the ideology of the united Finno-Ugric world.