- was
entitled "Dubnas
baseina apdzīvotība un latgaļu kultūras veidošanās
dzelzs laikmetā (1.–12. gs.)" ["The
settlement of the
Dubna basin and the formation...
-
Ethnohistory Project Archived June 22, 2006, at the
Wayback Machine "Vēlais
dzelzs laikmets".
Archived from the
original on
October 27, 2020.
Retrieved March...
-
Bermontians on the Iron Bridge" (8; Latvian: Cīņa pret bermontiešiem uz
Dzelzs tilta,
referring to the
decisive battle in Riga
during the
Latvian War of...
- 2020-07-22. Valtere, Ieva (2016-08-02). "Patiesība, kāda īstenībā bija "
dzelzs lēdija" Inta Fogele" [Who
really was 'Iron Lady' Inta Fogele]. Jauns.lv...
-
mother Helena.
Usually referred to as the Iron
church (Железная церковь,
Dzelzs baznīca)
because of its
external cladding, it was
dismantled and rebuilt...
-
tortu cake
azote azotu bosom acs acu eye auss ausu ear
balss balsu voice dzelzs dzelzu iron
valsts valstu country,
state zoss zosu
goose debesis debesu...
- by multi-instrumentalist Kārlis Auzāns and
joined by
Juris Kaukulis from
Dzelzs Vilks, folk
singer Zane Šmite,
Madagascarian musician Kilema (vocals and...
-
Rocca a.k.a. Club
Disco and Students' Club a.k.a.
Alternative Paradise (
Dzelzs Vilks,
Ghetoo Zloba and "Cilvēks ar putniņu"
performed there). University...
- The Iron
Bridge (Latvian:
Dzelzs tilts) or
Semigallia Bridge (Zemgales tilts) was a
bridge that
crossed the
Daugava river in Riga, the
capital of Latvia...
- list of
Latvian bands, such as Iļģi, Auļi, Skyforger, Vilki,
Grodi and
Dzelzs Vilks, as well as
Latvian artisans and lecturers. The main
theme of the...
