The Finnish and Estonians are part of a separate language group, their languages and cultures seem to be different than that of any other European civilization. What are the factors that make them unique?
OP, I just wanted to add that Hungarian is also part of the Uralic language group as well in case you weren't aware.
I'd love to see the answer as to why Hungary is in here as well since it seems out of the way compared to Finland and Estonia.
You may also wish to ask this in /r/AskAnthropology