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Vormsi, once home to more than 2500 people, has a fascinating historical background. In earlier times, it was inhabited by coastal Swedes, adding a unique cultural dimension to the island. During the Soviet occupation, Vormsi became an enigmatic closed border-zone, where entry was only granted with government permission. Today, approximately 240 inhabitants call this island their home, preserving its intriguing heritage.
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Popular Foods
The first popular Estonian dish is called "Värivorst", which translates to "colored forest". It's a colorful and vibrant salad made of grated beets, carrots, cabbage, potatoes, and radishes. The dish is often served with a sour cream dressing and accompanied by smoked meat or fish. 
The second popular dish is "Sülve jouluperaat", known as Christmas porridge. It is a hearty dish prepared using whole grain rye flour, potatoes, onions, and served with homemade pork sausage, black pudding, and smoked bacon. The combination of these ingredients creates a comforting, filling meal that is enjoyed during the festive season. 
Lastly, "Maza Salat" is a popular Estonian party snack consisting of mashed potatoes mixed with mayonnaise, pickles, onion, and seasonings. Sometimes it includes chicken or other meats, making it a versatile dish for various occasions. It is often served cold and enjoyed at gatherings and celebrations. Historical Appearance
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