From the 12th century, the Russians began to expand into their region and the Komis people came into contact with Novgorodian traders in search of animal hides. In the 1500s, many Russian began to move into Komi’s region, beginning a process of colonisation. Now the Komi people live in the Republic of Komi, Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Arkhangelsk Oblast and the Murmansk Oblast. For the Komi, the language is very important and during the past years much attention has been paid to their language. In the village of Lovozero (in the Murmansk Oblast), https://www.wikiloc.com/trails/outdoor/russia/murmansk-oblast/lovozero Komi have their own folklore group and there is a small Komi section in the local cultural centre.
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