Re: Russian Language in the Baltics



EZ wrote:
> There is some discussion about the rights of the Russian speakers in
> the Baltics from the 'horses mouth' - so to speak. The article is
> called 'The three myths about the Russians in the Baltics' and the
> author is Renald Simonian.
>
> The Lithuanian translation is available at
> http://www.bernardinai.lt/index.php?-768463921
>
> In Russian this is supposed to be in the Novoye Vremia magazine
> http://www.newtimes.ru/

I couldn't find it there. Is the original article in English? Could
you post it?

>
> I was surprised by a comparatively very good status of the Russian
> schools and Russian community in the Baltics as compared to the
> 'official' friends of Russia such as Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan.
>
> Evaldas

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