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• FHRUL will hold a conference on 18 November
• Russian Culture Community in Jelgava celebrates its first anniversary

The left-wing union For Human Rights in the United Latvia is planning to organize a conference on the Independence Day of Latvia - 18 November . The main aim of the conference is to evaluate democracy in Latvia before World War II and today. Members of the Headquarter for the Defense of the Russian Language Schools in Latvia and the United Congress of The Russian Community in Latvia will attend the conference.

The left-wing union For Human Rights in the United Latvia is planning to organize a conference on the Independence Day of Latvia - 18 November . The main aim of the conference is to evaluate democracy in Latvia before World War II and today. Members of the Headquarter for the Defense of the Russian Language Schools in Latvia and the United Congress of The Russian Community in Latvia will attend the conference. Rigas Balss, Chas, Vesti Segodnya

The Russian Culture Community in Jelgava “Veche”

The Russian Culture Community in Jelgava Veche celebrates its first anniversary. Veche is the member organization of the United Congress of The Russian Community in Latvia and involves about 40 activists. It has organized cultural events, free courses Business Women School and Leadership School, German and English language classes, preparation courses for naturalization, Russian culture and theater club. Now Veche is working at creation of a Russian museum in Zemgale. Vesti Segodnya, Chas