-
featured in
Karogs in 1971. It was also the
first Latvian literary magazine which published the work by
Latvian writer Ādolfs Erss in 1986.
Karogs folded in...
-
Proposals and Variants". www.fotw.info.
Retrieved 2022-01-26. "Latvijas
valsts karogs".
Latvian National Encyclopedia.
Retrieved 2022-01-26. vestnesis.lv. "Latvijas...
- The
national flag of
Latvia (Latvian:
Latvijas karogs) was used by
independent Latvia from 1918
until the
country was
occupied by the
Soviet Union in 1940...
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primary color. List of
colors According to the 1994 law,
Latvijas valsts karogs ir
sarkans ar
baltu svītru. (Latvian
national flag is red with a
white stripe...
- The flag of the
Livonians (Livonian: Līvõd plagā; Latvian: Līvu
karogs) is a flag used to
symbolize the
Livonian people. It is in use of
various Livonian...
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became a
member of the People's Seimas. He was
appointed editor-in-chief of
Karogs and
served in the post
until 1941. At the end of the
Second World War, he...
- Romanovskis, V. (6
December 1986). "Svētki mūsu ielā" (145 ed.). Ļeņina
karogs. p. 3. "The
Rainis Museum "Jasmuiža"". memorialiemuzeji.lv.
Retrieved 16...
- San Paul's Flag,
Devon Sam Si ("Tricolor"), Laos Sarkanbaltsarkanais
karogs ("Red-white-red flag"),
Latvia Sang Saka
Merah Putih ("The Red
White Heritage")...
- "Mākslinieka jubileja.
Polikarpam Čerņavskim - 50 gadu" (55 ed.). Ļeņina
Karogs. p. 3. Pujāts, Jānis (1959-01-15). "Latgales
keramikas plaukumam" (2 ed...
- Felicita" (1998, Nacionālais teātris).
Balto torņu ēnā //
Karogs, Nr. 8 (1959) Man trīsdesmit gadu //
Karogs, Nr. 12 (1962) Darbības māksla. R.:
Liesma (1978)...
