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Mārtiņš Kaprāns & Inta Mieriņa. (2019) Minority Reconsidered: Towards a Typology of Latvia’s Russophone Identity. Europe-Asia Studies 71:1, pages 24-47.
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Irena Šutinienė. (2020) Between the Critique of Socialism and Childhood Nostalgia: The Memory of Soviet Era in the Life Stories of the 1970s Generation. Sociologija. Mintis ir veiksmas 46:1, pages 7-28.
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