Latvian , auch: Lettish

For many Latvians, the question is simply not an issue.

Many Latvians, though, thought that the law was a pretty good idea.

Many Latvians fear they could soon be in the same position.

That was the only option offered to one in five Latvians.

The excuse: the Latvians had not turned in all their arms.

But the recklessness was not just on the part of the Latvians.

According to most estimates, only 35 to 40 percent of the residents here are ethnic Latvians.

So one poll shows that 80 percent of Latvians are against the deployment.

Three Latvians refused at the last minute to take part in the execution.

The decision had been taken: the Latvians should leave.

"Now they are the property of the Latvians and we can't sell them.

Latvians held an election last week, facing a stark choice.

When the pit was full, Latvians covered it up with sand.

At that, a small group of Latvians surrounded him.

He laments that Latvians have become a minority in their own land.

In addition, a large portion of Latvians claim to practice no religion.

More and more Latvians started moving to the city during the mid-19th century.

However, most indigenous Latvians did not participate in this particular cultural life.

Latvians make up 75.5% of the population while Russians, at 14%, are a significant minority.

"We understand the history here, we know how the Latvians feel.

From 1920 to 1934 the two literary traditions of Latvians developed in parallel.

But within a few months, the Latvians decided to try a concept they had read about: competitive bidding.

On the first day, the Latvians arose early and rinsed their faces in running water.

But the Latvians wanted to return to their grievances.

In the years since, Latvians suffered the anguish of raw democracy.