No, not all of them. Only the ones brought over the Atlantic to English colonies, where they quickly replaced the Irish slaves (which were about to go extinct on Ireland) and the Africans were deemed more valuable workforce because of their stronger bodies better evolved for sunshine. The French had their own thing going on in Haiti etc, but since the topic was the American slave trade, it's the former English colony legacy being relevant.

Tatars in Russia also would come here to Finland to pillage a village at a time, taking the most beautiful children and murdering everyone else, then selling the children who survived the trip as child sex slaves to Arab harems.

Sweden also did evil things to our people (among others) and that's a reason they're having their version of white guilt going on so strong. First their Viking kings were slain when they tried to raid the Häme pelt trade center (a single pelt was about as valuable as a small farm and a horse) and instead the troops of the Finnish chieftains trapped the Vikings in some stream, killed most of them and destroyed most of their "navy". The ones surviving burned some unrelated Finnish town to the ground as a revenge and returned to Sweden telling their old Norse gods had abandoned them. They then converted to christianity and got the Pope's knights as reinforcement to be crusade conquerers of Finland (including mid and north parts of what's considered Sweden now). Then once America was discovered, they had their short-lived period of "New Sweden" in the bay of modern-day Maryland, Delaware and Virginia (around the bay of Baltimore etc). They brought Finns there since being a Finn was made outlaw status in Sweden, which is how they did their ethnical cleansing of the western part of their kingdom (modern-day Sweden). The Finns however wouldn't stay slaves in the colonies and instead headed for the forests and made friends and families with the American natives. It's those Finns who brought the log house building tradition to America with them from Finland.