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ARTICLES ON HISTORY OF FOREIGN SERVICE


EXHIBITIONS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE DOCUMENTS

Documents on matters of significance in foreign relations from the Political Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia, National Archives and other repositories.

  • The 20th Anniversary of the Restored Independence of the Republic of Latvia. Documents on the Recognition of the Restoration of the Independence of the Republic of Latvia, and Diplomatic Relations, 1991
  • 90 years since Latvia's international recognition
  • From August to August. The Latvian – Russian Peace Treaty
  • The Renewal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia. 1990-1991
  • Diplomat and Statesman Karlis Zarins – 130. 44 years in the Foreign Service
  • Zigfrīds Anna Meierovics (1887-1925). The First Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • The International Recognition of the Restoration of Independence of Latvia in 1991
  • "On Guard for Latvia's Statehood" Latvia's Foreign Service Staff in Exile During the Years of Occupation June 17, 1941 - August 21, 1991
  • An Enduring Relationship: Latvia and the US 1922 - 2001
  • Founders and masterminds of the Latvian foreign policy. Anniversaries in 2000
  • Political Persecution of Latvian Foreign Service Personnel in the Wake of the Soviet Occupation of Latvia

PUBLICATIONS OF THE DIPLOMATIC DOCUMENTS

Series Latvia and International Relations

  • A Document Collection on the Inetrnational Recognition of Latvia, Renewed Independence and Diplomatic Relations. 1918-1998
  • The Latvian Foreign Office 1918-1991. Biographical Encyclopedia


Digital Publications of Documents

  • "On Guard For Latvia's Statehood" Latvia's Foreign Service Staff in Exile During the Years of Occupation June 17, 1941 - August 21, 1991
  • The 20th Anniversary of the Restored Independence of the Republic of Latvia: Documents on the Recognition of the Restoration of the Independence of the Republic of Latvia, and Diplomatic Relations, 1991