that's who the reno was born and bred in latvia. her mother, a 2nd world war veteran move to lab, be after the war in search of a better life. there are many russian speakers have fond memories of when latvia was part of the soviet union until its sudden collapse changed everything. no coverage given us to what was it like in 1991. and yet now you have, for me, i remember when that it said independence the now i'm showing the most we knew it was happening in this. it was a fact. so there's not much you can say shows that come right. so that's what this is. so nothing changed. life remained the same. so you look up when you put mean nothing changed. of course things changed. i lost my job because my university was close down in 91. no, not really. yes. right off to independence. maybe some so it's a pretty my was finishing up with a very serious couple me in life. and the soviet era was very good, even of the but then came the ninety's when everything was turned upside down you, you weren't moved up of the could be, i don't know, the

asinique russians associated with the former soviet occupiers, the following, it's annexation of latvia. in the 1940s, the soviet union encouraged russian migration in order to speed up industrialization in the country. lat, via re gained independence in 1991. but relations between the russians, speaking minority and loudly and majority have been increasingly strange. the standard slots grew up in a typical soviet era, housing and state. the russian invasion has brought untold suffering to ukraine and has had an indirect impact on the russian speaking minority and lafayette. about the just got the from the, the 24th of february 2022 minutes above old, deep disappointments thing with the cult of the courageous russian people. in the bravery i associated with my russian roots, they promised us that phone guy had, has, i hope, now being destroyed for as long as a law. and i just assumed that as an option at the below. oh boy, now which is good when i had to recognize that the coverage i had believed in was just an illusion. after a long period of being a reflection, i concluded that i am l

as of the 20252026 school year, all children are set to be taught exclusively in latvia. and the shame fuck, i assure you missed it, but almost done with as we've only just begun the transitional things. so i mean, there's still difficulties us to throughout the record, children initially have a bilingual language curriculum and from 5 grade it's all at the end to coordinate them. we're gradually getting used to it. but so far, the transition isn't without its problems seem youth and they've got some parents find it annoying. well, for others, it's not a big deal here and was putting him out of their adapting to the new situation and helping their children do that to you to going forward assignments on the field of, of support to pushes the thoughts just note that i know some families who are saying we're going to leave because we want our kids to preserve the russian language. we want them to be told. and then by the time you know, music you of the i'm putting the money on my boss. he's like, you know, so you're processing the national language is running sides. i think

many russian speakers have fond memories of when latvia was part of the soviet union until its sudden collapse changed everything. no coverage given us to what was it like in 1991 and you know, yeah, for me i remember when that it said independence. the now let me show mostly maybe it was happening in this. it was a fact so there's not much you can say shows that. i'm ready. so that's what this is. so nothing changed left remained the same. so you look up when you mean nothing changed. of course things changed. i lost my job because my university was close down in 91. no, not really. yes. right off to independence. maybe some reserves agreement was finishing up with a very serious couple me in life in the soviet era was very good. even though steve, but then came the ninety's, when everything was turned upside down you, you weren't moved up of the can, you know, they've been moments when we didn't know how we were going to survive and how we were supposed to behave with duckworth on the 6th of september 1991, the soviet union formerly recognized latvia as declaration of independence b

and yet scott was one of the co founders of the popular front of latvia along side. so i ended up calling you to and one of its most active members, even of kimberly email to do both of the in the kremlin parliamentarians from lithuania, lunch via estonia, fortunately demanded that the mother, tough ribbon, trump packed and secret protocols declared no and void, said yet you will bring it to the stage reminds practically paced the way for the independence of the baltic states who affords me similar to both. this gives police for me to come to best buy's fish on the 4th of may. 1990 is a very special day in my life and my new and i think for a lot of other lesbians to auto sawgrass mills. and there was this wave of joy and happiness on the streets of, of the political hill. it was not to be adopted. our declaration of independence is declared. i'll say yes, soon, what you will and nobody i was on the barricade all night. if it got there everywhere i went. i could hear a lot of people speaking russian move to the there were widespread fears that moscow might respond to

it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us.ualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face —

it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us.hen we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face — tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter who the pot one team is, it'll be tough. greece we'll get to know very well over the next year, and obviously belarus is a pot four team and is a tough place to play. it's been a good period. it's a good draw. - but i would have said that if you would - have given us every best team there. i i'm really looking forward to this, excited to - work with the group, and i think we're alljust looking forward to it, and that's the honest truth. - i'm not trying - to answerand be... like, i really genuinely feel this is a group - we want to go and win. th

we have to take this very seriously, it is the first fixture with latvia, i think, england and latvia don't make a new challenge for all of us. -- is —— is so new challenge for all of us. and then we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is a top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined, and we have to show what we are for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a 14 group, because obviously we have the qualifier against greece in march. so, we knew that was what we were going to face, tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter what one team it is, it will be tough. greece will get to know very well over the next year, and obviously belarus is a part four team and is a tough place to play. it has been a good period. it is a good draw. but i would accept that . if he would have given us every best team there, - i am really looking forward to this, excited to work. with the group and i think we are alljust lookingi forward to it, and that is the honest truth. and that's, you know, lam not t

it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us.hen we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face — tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter who the pot one team is, it'll be tough. greece we'll get to know very well over the next year, and obviously belarus is a pot four team and is a tough place to play. it's been a good period. it's a good draw. - but i would have said that if you would - have given us every best team there. i i'm really looking forward to this, excited to - work with the group, and i think we're alljust looking forward to it, and that's the honest truth. - i'm not trying - to answerand be... like, i really genuinely feel this is a group - we want to go and win. th

they will play serbia, albania, latvia and andorra.is serbia and albania together in a group, that's interesting, with the, you know, centuries long row over kosovo there. england will have to go both home and away to serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. they are never played latvia before, they beat serbia in the euros this summer in the first group stage. so all in all, thomas tuchel says he is quite excited. qualification is a top priority. any team that wins their group will be automatically in the us. if we look at scotland, they will play the loser of portugal and denmark, greece and belarus. greece is quite a tricky tie, they beat england already in they beat england already in the nations league this year. so for them that's quite difficult. looking up course to qualify for the world cup for the first time since 1998. they did reach the play—off but they were beaten by ukraine. and belarus will be tricky because they are not allowed by uefa to have any of their home fans and have any of their home fans and have to play in a neu

but i was born in latvia, espanola. questions about that. in 1936, we moved to budapest, which is with my father's in life, and we had a very nice life. you need to know that the jewish community of europe, between the wars had a very, very good life. it began to disintegrate that piece by piece, but not until the thirties, the hungarian jewish or anti-jewish laws. i should responding to the 1920s, but not put into effect until the thirties. so my parents young life and my young life was very good. in the winter of 1941. i was five and a half years old and my parents decided to go south to my home area, which is southern and northern yugoslavia, and decided to go there because grandparents live there. i would just love to visit them. in december, just as a family visit. we could do that in those. we arrived by train about 3 hours or so south of budapest before, and we stayed my aunt's house. my mother had two sisters in warsaw, the city where we were and first day or two, i have no recollection of what's going on, but i'm sure they were plea

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place at february's final olympic qualifying event is the prize should they see off the threat of latviaes are incredibly big. they enable us to play the game that we love. the olympics is the pinnacle of our sport and it would mean the world to get one step closer and potentially compete again. their bid to share the ice with the world's best at the 2026 winter games has been boosted by increased funding and access to physiotherapy, strength and conditioning and nutrition. yet if the team gb environment is increasingly professional, the players aren't. go to the gym before work, go to hockey in the evening and they're really supportive of time off. they know i will not be wide awake first thing in the morning. but they are really supportive of me. they are bringing a group on thursday to come and watch. as women, in these types of sports, you do need a career and something aside from the hockey. three years ago, britain missed qualification by a solitary goal. in a bid to avoid similar heartbreak, all marginal gains are being explored, including playing men's hockey. playing men's is a

chinese taipei, colombia, guinea—bissau, latvia, tahiti and — guinea—bissau, latvia, tahiti and turkey and... while we wait for the iceland and. .. while we wait for the official— iceland and... while we wait for the official confirmation i for the official confirmation from the fact that saudi arabia will be hosting the 2034 world cup, we are keeping an eye on what is happening. this is all happening virtually, of course, and olly foster is standing by watching things. we havejust been hearing these letters that have been submitted by norway and the swiss. why are they significant?— significant? i've actually got the norwegian _ significant? i've actually got the norwegian statement i significant? i've actually got i the norwegian statement here. we knew norway were going to be a dissenting voice and they have pointed out in a statement it is nothing against saudi arabia, perse, but they mention those reforms back in 2016, when you go back to the really crabby era of fifa that santino has inherited and been trying to sort out. those reforms did regard the bidding process for future wo

our russian service has had to be sent to work in latvia in a temporary newsroom in the capital there, in riga. and that's because the russians passed legislation a couple of years ago, just after the full scale invasion of ukraine, to make it illegal for us to report what the russians describe as misinformation about their armed forces and their government. now that definition is in the eye of the beholder. in other words, russian prosecutors. so having any sort of free media reporting in russia, particularly if that media is getting to russians, that is an impossible thing to do if you're operating in the country. but we still try. we are operating a temporary newsroom, which is pursuing investigative journalism. we track, for example, the number of known dead on the ukrainian frontline. that number just ticked over 70,000 russian soldiers known to have died on the front line. that number came up last week and we reported that into russia in russian on platforms which the russian population are hungry to hear from, to read, to see. but of course it's all illegal. so this is really w

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