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...urt suit for the division of assets and the appearance of various splinter newspapers and magazines, notably ''Atmoda Atpūtā'' led by Veidemane which was publish [[Category:Defunct newspapers published in Latvia]] ...

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...ite web|url=http://www.nplg.gov.ge/papereu/en/browse/000736/|title=Foreign Newspapers – The Baltic Times|work=National Parliamentary Library of Georgia|date=25 A [[Category:Newspapers published in Estonia]] ...

...e main Soviet newspaper of the time, ''[[Pravda]]'', as did multiple other newspapers. In 1991, following the collapse of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]], the newspape == Other Pioneer newspapers== ...

...a and Estonia to return to Finland. In autumn of 1918, Berķis learned from newspapers about the proclamation of the [[Latvia|Latvian Republic]] and the forming o ...

...ublicly announced their support for increased autonomy for Latvia. Latvian newspapers started writing about aspects of Latvian history which had been banned duri ...

...time in October 1944]], Čaks started to work in one of the biggest Soviet newspapers ''Cīņa'' where he led a cultural section. However, already in 1946 campaig ...

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...spaper "Tēvija", which became one of the most widely read Latvian-language newspapers in Courland. In 1895 he became one of the chief organisers of the 4th All- ...

...y, a prolific writer and translator, and an editor of [[Latvian language]] newspapers and periodicals. He was arrested in 1897, and sentenced to five years exile ...

...SPA it established its own Workers' College in Minnesota, published three newspapers, and divided the federation into three regional districts, with differing p ...s when it affiliated with the SPA in 1914. It published a number of weekly newspapers and a monthly journal while affiliated with the SPA. The SPA suspended the ...

...ona õpetus"). Before that the rules were printed in Estonian magazines and newspapers. In Estonia the first known novuss clubs were formed in 1927. The first com ...

...]] forms ''Bârzava'' and ''Bêrzava'' (last form still used in 19th century newspapers) are of Slavic origin and mean "birch river", from the Slavic [https://en.w ...

* [[Sun Newspapers]], a chain of weekly newspapers in Ohio * [[List of newspapers named Sun|List of newspapers named ''Sun'']] ...

...ts. Its singular form, heard more often than the plural, appears in books, newspapers, etc. Most Lithuanian nouns can take the illative ending, indicating that f ...

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...t]] at 5:55 on 29 May 1983.<ref>Medical assessment that appeared in Soviet newspapers on 31 May 1983</ref> Pelše was honoured with a [[state funeral]]; his remai ...

...1904, there was a quick rebirth of the Latgalian literary tradition; first newspapers, textbooks, and grammar appeared. In 1918 [[Latgale]] became part of the ne ...

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*''[[List of newspapers in Latvia|Otkritij Gorod]]'' – a monthly magazine in Baltic countries ...