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'''Latvia''' is a [[capitalist]] state in the [[Baltic]] region in [[Eastern Europe]] which succeeded the [[Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic]]. | '''Latvia''' is a [[capitalist]] state in the [[Baltic]] region in [[Eastern Europe]] which succeeded the [[Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic]]. | ||
[[category:Baltic states]] | [[category:Baltic states]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:35, 28 November 2023
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Latvia is a capitalist state in the Baltic region in Eastern Europe which succeeded the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic.