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Iskolat (Russian: Исколат, Latvian:
Iskolats), or
formally the
Executive Committee of the
Soviet of Workers, Soldiers, and the
Landless in Latvia, was...
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occupied Riga on
September 3, 1917,
Iskolat retreated to Vidzeme,
where it ****umed
executive powers. The so-called
Iskolat Republic existed from
November 21...
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communist reforms,
resuming the
radical policy direction from the
abortive Iskolat government. Some
reforms were
initially po****r, such as the expropriation...
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Independence Latvia (independence from 1918)
Latvian Provisional Government Iskolat Latvian War of
Independence Lithuania (independence from 1918) Perloja...
- 1918 it
ceased to exist,
relinquishing its
authority to the
Bolshevik Iskolat. On
March 12–13, 1917 the
Congress of
Livonia Governorate was held in Valmiera...
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Governorate of Livonia. It
became a part of the
Latvian Soviet autonomy of
Iskolat and a part of the
Latvian Socialist Soviet Republic on 17
December 1918...
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regions as well as
Latvian military formations (e.g.
Latvian Riflemen units,
Iskolat institutions), and the
debate about the
visual appearance of the Latvian...
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united with Vidzeme,
which by then was
under control of the
Bolshevik Iskolat. In
February 1918,
Latgale was
occupied by the
German Empire and on May...
- 1918 it
ceased to exist,
relinquishing its
authority to the
Bolshevik Iskolat.
Provisional Land
Council of
Courland created on 27
April 1917 in Tartu...
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repeatedly to take
control in the chaos.
Bolsheviks controlled Latvia as the
Iskolat regime and as the
Latvian Socialist Soviet Republic in 1917
until they...
