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Latvia–Russia relations
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Latvia–Russia relations are the bilateral foreign relations between Latvia and Russia. Latvia has an embassy in Moscow. The Russian Federation has an embassy in Riga.
A meeting between the prime ministers of both countries Valdis Dombrovskis and Dmitry Medvedev during the 2013 Baltic Sea Forum
A meeting between the prime ministers of both countries Valdis Dombrovskis and Dmitry Medvedev during the 2013 Baltic Sea Forum
Latvian President Valdis Zatlers with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in a signing ceremony during Zatlers' 2010 official visit in Russia.
Latvian President Valdis Zatlers with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in a signing ceremony during Zatlers' 2010 official visit in Russia.
Zatlers meeting with Medvedev in the Moscow Kremlin.
Zatlers meeting with Medvedev in the Moscow Kremlin.
Embassy of Latvia in 3 Chaplygin Street, Moscow
Embassy of Latvia in 3 Chaplygin Street, Moscow
Latvians in Russia
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In Russia, Latvians are a small ethnic minority scattered across its various regions. In the 2010 census, 18,979 in Russia identified as ethnic Latvian, down from 28,520 in 2002.
Students of the school at the Latvian embassy in Moscow, 2019
Students of the school at the Latvian embassy in Moscow, 2019
The Latvian Lutheran Christ the Saviour Church in St. Petersburg, 19th century
The Latvian Lutheran Christ the Saviour Church in St. Petersburg, 19th century
Memorial plaque on the former building of the Soviet state Latvian theatre Skatuve in Moscow. The theatre was shut down by the Stalinist regime in Nov
Memorial plaque on the former building of the Soviet state Latvian theatre Skatuve in Moscow. The theatre was shut down by the Stalinist regime in November 1937, its staff was almost entirely executed during the Great Purge
Burial of Jānis Lepse in the Kremlin Wall
Burial of Jānis Lepse in the Kremlin Wall