- Baltic States
- [ʹbɔ:ltıkʹsteıts] геогр.
страны Балтики, Балтии
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
Baltic States
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Baltic States — the Baltic States Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania considered together as one group … Dictionary of contemporary English
Baltic States — Estonia, Latvia, & Lithuania, countries on the Baltic Sea … English World dictionary
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Baltic States — The Baltic States, in the context of post Soviet Russia, traditionally refers to the former Soviet republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania (though less often, the term is used to describe all countries washed by the Baltic Sea, including… … Historical Dictionary of the Russian Federation
Baltic States Investigation by the US House of Representatives — The Baltic States Investigation by the US House of Representatives, better known as the Kersten Commission after investigation chairman Rep. Charles J. Kersten, was an investigation held in 1953 by the US House of Representatives Baltic Committee … Wikipedia
Baltic States — countries located in the southeastern area of the Baltic Sea (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) … English contemporary dictionary
Baltic States — Bal′tic States′ n. pl. geg Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Finland … From formal English to slang
Baltic States — The Protestant faith in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia dates to the first years of the Reformation. Andreas Knopcken (1468 1539) came to Latvia in 1521 to spread Lutheran ideas using the Church of Saint Peter in Riga as his platform. Latvian… … Encyclopedia of Protestantism
Baltic States — See Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Baltic States — See Estonia; Finland; Latvia; Lithuania … Historical dictionary of the Holocaust
