- do****ents were Arvīds
Sudrabkalns,
while his
works were
signed as Jānis
Sudrabkalns.
Throughout the 1920s and 1930s,
Sudrabkalns worked at
various newspapers...
- (1865–1932) – author, translator, editor,
jurist and
educator Jānis
Sudrabkalns (1894–1975) – poet and
journalist Jevgēņijs Svešņikovs (born 1950) –...
- poet for
Lorenzo the
Magnificent in
Florence and
Ludovico Sforza. Jānis
Sudrabkalns was the Poet
Laureate of
Latvian SSR.
Poets laureate of
Lithuania include...
- Jānis
Strupulis (born 1949),
Latvian sculptor and
graphic designer Jānis
Sudrabkalns (1894–1975),
Latvian poet and
writer Jānis
Tilbergs (1880–1972), Latvian...
-
Eriks Adamsons,
Aleksandrs Čaks, Jānis Grots,
Aleksandrs Grīns, Jānis
Sudrabkalns, Mārtiņš Zīverts.
During World War II
Marta Krumina-Vitrupe together...
-
baptism also saw
secular government regulation. Pēteris Stučka, Jānis
Sudrabkalns and
Andrejs Upīts were
notable contributors to
irreligious ideas during...
