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Staburags or
Staburadze was an
unusual 18-meter (59 ft) high
cliff on the bank of the
Daugava River in
Latvia shaped and
formed by lime-rich springs. According...
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Staburadze may
refer to
Staburadze or Staburags, a
former landmark on the bank of
Daugava river Staburadze, a
character in the
national epic of Latvia...
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chocolate (by Nidar, Norway)
Selga – cookies and
waffles (Latvia)
Staburadze – confectionery and
cakes (Latvia) Smørbukk –
caramel Snøstenger – marzipan...
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Laima merged with both
Uzvara and cookie, wafer, and cake
manufacturer Staburadze to
become a
single company under the
Laima name.
Unlike similar regional...
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promise to
protect the Latvians. When the
meeting comes to an end
suddenly Staburadze arrives and ask for
advice in her matter: she has
found a
young man drowning...
- Lāčplēsis is
dropped into the
Daugava by two witches, but is
saved by
Staburadze, who
tells him that this is his
first death. He is
supposed to die and...
- "Student
Corporation Staburadze". Nacionālās enciklopēdijas (in Latvian).
Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka.
Retrieved April 16, 2025. "
Staburadze". S!P!K!. Retrieved...
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Staburags may
refer to: Staburags,
alternative name of
Staburadze, a
cliff in Latvia. Staburags,
official name of
extra solar planet HD 118203 b. This...
- Latvia. The
Orthodox Holy
Trinity Cathedral,
Daugava Stadium and the
Staburadze confectionery factory (a part of
Orkla Latvia) are
located in the area...
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parish takes its name from the
travertine cliff Staburags (also
called Staburadze), an 18-metre spring-built crag that
dominated the
Daugava valley until...
