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Rasma is a
Latvian given name and may
refer to:
Rasma Garne (born 1941),
Latvian actress Rasma Kārkliņa (born 1946),
Latvian political scientist Ventniece-Krīgere...
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Rasma Kārkliņa (born
Rasma Šilde,
often written Karklins) is a
Latvian and
American political scientist and politician. She
worked as a
professor of political...
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Rasma Garne (born 26
March 1941) is a
Latvian stage and film actress. She has
performed roles in film
including Mēs esam četri (1972), Ja nebūtu šī skuķa...
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across Øresund such as today's Helsingør–Helsingborg
ferry route. Lazda,
Rasma, "Adam of Bremen",
Encyclopedia of the
Medieval Chronicle,
Edited by: (Graeme...
- as a CIA informant,
which he accepted. In 1976, Lešinskis and his wife,
Rasma, were
posted in New York City as part of the
Soviet mission to the United...
- a
summary of ethno-linguistic
research conducted by
Soviet scholars see
Rasma Kārkliņa. 1986.
Ethnic Relations in the USSR: The
Perspective from Below...
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Baltic People.
Central European University Press. ISBN 978-963-9116-42-9.
Rasma Lazda (13
September 2016). "Adam of Bremen". Brill.
Retrieved September...
- (1927). "Chapter 3: A
SOVIET ELECTION". How the
Soviets Work. Karklins,
Rasma (June 1986).
Soviet Elections Revisited:
Voter Abstention in Noncompetitive...
- Olympics. "Augusts Annuss". Olympedia.
Retrieved 14
August 2020. Lace,
Rasma, 2005:
Augusts Annuss 1893 - 1984. Jumava, Riga. 182 pp. Leitis, Aivars...
- Go Home" (2012, do****entary film) "Allan" (2014, do****entary film) "Hei,
Rasma!" (2015, do****entary film) "Jüri!" (2015, do****entary film) "Acuba Film...
