Latvia & Russia
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- One problem of the world-peace considered
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1. LATVIA AND RUSSIA2. Introductory material3. The Paris Conference faced by the Russian Sphinx4. The Representatives of Russia5. Relations Between Russia and the Borderland Peoples6. Proposal to postpone the Solution concerning “the Borderland Peoples of Russia”7. Practical Consequences of the Postponing of the Question8. It is doubtful whether the Russian People will soon be in a Position to participate in the Solution of these Questions9. Right of the Russian People to participate in the Solution of the Lettish Question10. A Definite and Immediate Solution of the Question of Latvia is necessary11. The Reconstitution of Russia12. Project of an All-Russian Federation13. Point of View of the Russian Groups in regard to the Federation of Russia14. Impossibility of a Russian Federation15. Historical Impossibility of an All-Russian Federation16. A Common Civilisation, indispensable to a Federation, does not exist17. The Economic Problem of a Federated Russia18. The All-Russian Federation from the Point of View of Constitutional Law19. The Leaning of the Peoples of Russia towards Independence20. Economic Disadvantage of Separation from Russia21. Settlement of Accounts between Latvia and Russia22. Economic Interests of Latvia23. Aspirations of the Letts24. Protests of the Russian Groups25. Economic Interests of Russia26. Strategical Interests of Russia27. Guarantees of the World-Peace28. Principle of Political Equilibrium29. Russia as a Factor in Political Equilibrium30. Internal Weakness of Russia31. Political Leanings of Russia towards Germany32. Russia as a Probable Destroyer of the World-Peace33. Russia’s Policy in the Baltic34. The Political Rôle of the New States35. The Dominium Maris Baltici36. Line of Partition Between Russia and Germany37. Conclusion