EUbusiness - Estonia In The EU 200411-24 124150 The presidents of Lithuania, latvia and Estonia will gather in 2004-07-22 154046 The Estonian goverment will decide next month http://www.eubusiness.com/topics/Estonia/index_html?b_start:int=40
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Open Letter To The French Goverment latvia 24. Liberia 25. Libya 26. Madagascar 27. Malaysia 28. Mauritius 29.Mexico 30. Niger 31. Nigeria 32. Norway 33. Pakistan 34. Peru 35. Poland 36. http://www.amnesty-volunteer.org/uk/algeria/Disappeared.php
Extractions: MEMORANDUM OF THE FAMILIES OF THE "DISAPPEARED" IN ALGERIA Introduction The issue of enforced disappearances in Algeria continues to be a matter of grave concern for human rights defenders and for the families of the "disappeared". Over the last ten years, several thousand Algerians men and women from various sections of the population have "disappeared" after having been taken away by members of the security forces. Despite the fear of reprisals, despite intimidation, death threats and repression, the families of the "disappeared" have come together to take action as have many human rights defenders, lawyers and non-governmental organisations to try and find out what has happened to their loved ones. They have launched campaigns at both the national and international level. Campaigning in Algeria The families of the "disappeared" first began their collective action by visiting police stations, gendarmerie and military barracks, prisons and detention centres. Together with lawyers known for their commitment to human rights in Algeria, the families launched the first public actions of the families of the "disappeared" before the parliamentary elections in October 1997, demonstrating in front of the International Press Centre.
Lithuanian Displaced Persons 1945 Refusing to comply with German orders, the National goverment was at once The 3 ladies represent Lithuania, latvia and Estonia waiting for the dawn of http://www.dpcamps.org/dpcamps/lithuania.html
Extractions: Excerts from Hearken Then Judge General massacre committed by the Bolsheviks in the sugar factory of Panevezys on 26th June 1941 "In the night of July 11-12 1940, more than 2,000 Lithuanians were seized unexpectedly by the Soviet NKVD in Lithuania. These people belonged to the elite of the country. They were leaders of political groups and cultural organizations, former members of the government, editors of newspapers, and well-known journalists. "On Oct 1 1941, the Soviet Union and Germany signed a treaty according to which people could be exchanged; persons of German extraction could repatriate to Germany and Lithuanians from Germany could move to Lithuania. Correction: The Soviet-German resettlement agreements were signed on January 10 and 11 of 1941. They dealt with the selection, resettlement and financial reimbursement procedures. After the war began the relationship was disjoined on bad terms. Germans searched Soviet embassies in Paris and Berlin, after which there were no direct contacts between them. For your reference, these documents were published in Documents on German Foreign Policy, series D, volume 12, and Documents on Foreign Policy of the USSR volume 23 David G. Ryzhenkov
The Expedition On The Ancient Way Of Vikings Preservation of this territory meets interests of latvians goverment as well as The Embassies of Sweden and Byelorussia, mass media of latvia, http://www.lkf.lv/vikingi/ENG/
Extractions: Daugava Valley Cultural environment of the Daugava Valley has been created by centuries long interaction between nature and people. Numerous nature, historical and cultural monuments from different periods of time have been preserved along the banks of the Daugava. They are considered to be a significant part of Cultural Heritage, ilustrate evolution of society and nature. Preservation of this territory meets interests of Latvians goverment as well as international interest. The variety of Daugava Valley Cultural heritage has been influenced by cultural traditions of Western Europe and Scandinavian.The Daugava river is one of the largest tributaries of the Baltic Sea, stretching 1200 kilometres through Latvia, Belorussia and Russia. In history it has served as a major trade route from Scandinavia to Southern Europe and beyond, and the history of settlement along its banks streches back to 9000 BC. Project description "Viking ceïð" (The route of Vikings) is a unique project, carried out by Latvian Culture Foundation in cooperation with the most important Latvian and foreign businessmen, institutions of local governing and non-governmental organizations. The goal of the project is to research ancient sailing paths from Scandinavia to the Black Sea, understand cultural heritage and promote economical development.
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Curriculum Vitae goverment membership 1983-85. The Finnish Society of Slavists Riga (latvia)Sate University. Philological Study International Assestment Committee 2002 http://www.helsinki.fi/~pjpesone/cv.htm
Extractions: MAIN PAGE CV PUBLICATIONS BOOKS ... Personal CONTACT Pekka Pesonen PhD; Prof. of Russian Literature Department of Slavonic and Baltic languages and literatures P.O. Box 24 (Unioninkatu 40B) SF - 00014 University of Helsinki (358-9)-19122987 (phone) (358-9)-19122974 (fax) Pekka.Pesonen@Helsinki.Fi EDUCATION Student examination. Töölön yhteislyseo, Helsinki. Fil.kand. (cand. phil.) Helsinki University Comparative Literature, Russian Language and Literature, Finnish Language Fil.lis. (lic. phil.) Helsinki University Comparative Literature, Russian Language and Literature Fil.tri (PhD) Helsinki University Russian Language and Literature EMPLOYMENT Teacher in Comparative Literature Helsinki University Assistant in Comparative Literature Helsinki University Acting Associate Professor in Comparative Literature Oulu University Acting Associate Professor in Russian Literature Helsinki University 1983-86 Research Fellowship. Finnish Academy of Sciences and Humanities Acting Associate Professor in Russian Literature Helsinki University 1988-98 Associate Professor in Russian Literature Helsinki University Acting Professor in Russian Langauge and Literature; Helsinki University
Latvia Credit to Central goverment (million lati). 0.8. 79.0. 127.3. 135.9. 115.1.percent of bank lending to private enterprise. short-term http://www.worldbank.org/ecspf/PSD-Yearbook/latvia.html
Extractions: Public Enterprise Reform and Privatization Database, ECSPF and DECRG Country: Latvia Summary Private Sector Share of GDP (percent) Private Sector Share of Employment (percent) Private Sector Credit as a Share of GDP (flow) Private Sector Investment as a Share of GDP Total Number of Enterprises Privatized Each Year Total Number of Small Enterprises Privatized (cum) Total Number of Large Enterprises Privatized (cum) Total Revenues from Privatization Total Revenues from Privatization (thous. $) Total Number of New Business Establishments Tax Arrears as a Share of GDP (excluding social tax arrears) Bank Arrears as a Share of GDP Public/Private Participation and Privatization Number of Active Enterprises Registered State-Owned or Local Government Enterprises (beginning of following year) Limited Liability Companies Joint Stock Companies Partnerships Sole Proprietorships GDP (million, current local currency) GDP (million USD, WDI) GDP (million USD, IMF data) Value Added from (current) SOEs Value Added from private sector (percent) Gross Domestic Fixed Investment (mln Lats, IMF)
Message The same had happened to people of eastern europe such as latvia, Lithuania, The Thai goverment must rise at this difficult sitaution by firstly http://matrix.bangkokpost.co.th/forums/print.php?Message_ID=4678
Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol.98 Issue #37 the Skrundas military radiolocator station (under the Russia goverment on thelatvia s land). Skrunda is the small town in the west side of latvia. http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/SID/sid98-37.htm
Extractions: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/sid.html Subject: Tapechains on the web Hello scan-indians, I just read the messages about the not-so-good situation concerning the advancing of tape chains. I'm not a web expert, but would it be a sound idea to try to make tapechains work via scan-indie WEB page, so that tape is sent to Erik and then he converts the songs to MPEG? Of course the sound quality is not the same etc, but as far as I understand the idea of tapechains is to give people the possibility to get to know new bands and in case you are looking for quality you'd have to go and buy the CD anyway. With the songs uploaded to the scan-indie page I can have a listen to each one of them and go looking for some more in case I liked the band. What obstacles are there? Don't stone me if you find this idea totally absurd. Regards, Hendrik Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 17:34:35 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: Tapechains on the web > I'm not a web expert, but would it be a sound idea to try to make > tapechains work via scan-indie WEB page, so that tape is sent to > Erik and then he converts the songs to MPEG? Of course the sound > quality is not the same etc It's definitely an idea - though the obstacle in this case is really the record labels and companies. They'll probably throw big rocks at me if I put full-length MP3's with their artists up on the web. They're pretty nasty when it comes to that these days. Of course one can always ask the labels first. //Erik Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 17:59:13 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom
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THE STATE PATENT BUREAU of patent atorneys approved by the goverment on May 20, 1992 No. Poland,Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and latvia on the common CDROM ESPACE-PRECES. http://www.is.lt/vpb/engl/vpb.htm
Extractions: THE STATE PATENT BUREAU The State Patent Bureau (SPB) was established on April 12, 1991. It's main duties include protection of industrial property (inventions, industrial designs, trademarks and service marks, firm names), drafting legal acts in the field of industrial property , representation of the Republic of Lithuania in international organizations and international events regarding industrial property protection. The staff of the SPB is currently 64 persons. State Patent Bureau of the Republic of Lithuania (SPB) is charged with the functions of an Incorporator of the Lithuanian Technical Library. The staff of SPB is 63 officials and the staff of LTL -171 PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY IN THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA NAME AND ADDRESSES The system of industrial property in Lihuania functioned well until 1940 (Trademark Act of January 27, 1925, Inventions and Improvments Act of May 14,1928 and Industrial Models and Design Act). After Lithuania declared its independence on March 11, 1990 it started re-establishing independent national industrial property legislation.Now in in Lithuaniahas been organized the structure of the institutions respnsible for the protection of the industrial property.
