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 ==Ethnic distinction in the former eastern half of Sweden== 

 I did some ""research"" in the issue and founded that already Mikael Agricola, the father of written Finnish language, described Finland's coast as being dwelled by ""Swedes and Gotlanders who frequently visit Sweden to trade and fetch supplies"". Daniel Juslenius, an author whose views are being aggressively pushed in the article, view on ethnicity was strictly based on geography, the idea that all residents of Finland were labelled widely as ""Finns"" probably gained dominance, however it's not the only view. Agricola's works represent the very first pieces of Finnish literature. Moreover, Juslenius view is already refelected in the title of the article which is ""Swedish-speaking FINNS"", instead of the traditional form of Finland-Swedes.  "