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| Commander of the [[SD ]] for [[Latvia]]

...many]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Ireland (state)|Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Malta]], [[Netherlands]] (not including

...an academic year, and have hailed from countries such as [[Germany]] and [[Latvia]] over the past decade.

...untries of [[Bulgaria]] and [[Romania]]: the Baltic States ([[Estonia]], [[Latvia]], and [[Lithuania]]); the Central European "Visegrad Group" ([[Poland]],

...]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece], [[Hungary]], Ireland, [[Italy]], [[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Malta]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Poland]

...]], [[Taganrog]], around [[Lithuania]], to Dünaburg (now [[Daugavpils]], [[Latvia]]). Aiming to bring the troupe to Saint Petersburg, they brought back their

...the eurozone among members of the [[European Union]] are Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

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...12,548) followed by Poland (63,267), Lithuania (24,628), Nigeria (16,300), Latvia (13,319), China (11,161), and Germany (10,289).

...of Kuwait]], [[History of Kyrgyzstan]], [[History of Laos]], [[History of Latvia]], [[History of Lebanon]], [[History of Lesotho]], [[History of Liberia]],

...ained the title in a rematch in 1958. In 1960, he lost the title to the [[Latvia]]n prodigy [[Mikhail Tal]], an accomplished tactician and attacking player.

...us ((1520-72, reigned 1548-1572), Poland acquired [[Livonia]] (now part of Latvia and Estonia) as a fief of the crown. The 10 year conflict that followed Iv