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• FHRULs contests on a program for development of Russian culture in Latvia
• Folk festival Slavic Crown in Vangazi

Yesterday, the party’s FHRUL Council on Education and Culture has rewarded the winners of the contests “Continuity and Development of Russian Culture in Latvia:” and “Victory Day – Our Festivity”. The participants of the contests had to elaborate a program for the development of Russian culture in Latvia.

Yesterday, the partys FHRUL Council on Education and Culture has rewarded the winners of the contests Continuity and Development of Russian Culture in Latvia: and Victory Day – Our Festivity. The participants of the contests had to elaborate a program for the development of Russian culture in Latvia. Vesti Segodnya

On Saturday, representatives of Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Latvian ethnic communities took part in a folk festival “Slavic Crown” in Vangazi (town in Riga region).

On Saturday, representatives of Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Latvian ethnic communities took part in a folk festival Slavic Crown in Vangazi (town in Riga region). Chas, Vesti Segodnya