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A bookshop window at Erottaja

A bookshop window at Erottaja
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A bookshop window displays books and magazines. In the middle is a glass sign that reads ‘Erottaja bookstore’ in Finnish and Swedish and features the phone number 10245.
Bookshops have traditionally sold books and magazines in many languages for the enjoyment of native speakers, language learners and language enthusiasts alike.
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Finnish Heritage Agency / Pietinen

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Pietinen

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