Your confident claim here piqued my curiosity. It seems there's at least some amount of controversy about it. At least in finland it has been suggested that the sami may have been pushed north by colonization around the 14th century.
In any case your statement clearly doesn't hold for the northern part of sweden.
The existence of the Sami does not falsify the following fact: Swedes are the native, indigenous people to Sweden.
Your confident claim here piqued my curiosity. It seems there's at least some amount of controversy about it. At least in finland it has been suggested that the sami may have been pushed north by colonization around the 14th century.
In any case your statement clearly doesn't hold for the northern part of sweden.
"Some amount of controversy" does not falsify the following fact: Swedes are the native, indigenous people to Sweden.
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