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72 Moments
2025
Latvian Film "Flow" Wins Oscar for Best Animated Feature
2014
2004
Latvia's EU Accession: Economic and Social Benefits of Integration.
1991
The Barricades: Pro-Communist forces tried to restore Soviet power in Latvia, met with citizen resistance.
1990
Latvian SSR declares independence from Soviet Union, sparking a wave of nationalism and autonomy.
1988
Mass Demonstrations in Latvia Against Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact Spark Independence Movement
1987
1981
Vanšu Bridge: Symbol of Infrastructure Advancement in Riga, Latvia.
1955
1944
1941
Occupation of Latvia by Nazi Germany
1940
Latvia: Annexation into the USSR in 1940 had profound and negative consequences.
Soviet occupation of Latvia during World War II.
1939
Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: Prelude to World War II and Consequences for Eastern Europe.
1934
Ulmanis' Bloodless Coup: End of Democracy in Latvia under Authoritarian Rule
1922
Latvia's Post-Independence Constitution: A Framework for Governance & Development
1921
Latvia's Admission to League of Nations: A Key Milestone in Sovereignty and Diplomacy.
1920
Latvian-Soviet Peace Treaty: Securing Sovereignty Post-WWI in the Baltic Region
1919
Latvia's Currency: The Latvian Rouble and Economic Stability
1918
Fostering Latvian Independence Amid Post-World War I Turmoil
1914
World War I Impact on Latvia: Losses, Displacement, and National Identity
1905
Russian troops fire on demonstrators in Riga, leading to deaths and injuries, fueling revolutionary movement.
1887
1873
First Latvian Song and Dance Festival: A Cultural Milestone in Latvian History.