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ARTICLES RELATED TO Baltic countries - Language and Culture in the Baltic states | | | |  Baltic countries - Language and Culture in the Baltic states: Encyclopedia - Baltic countriesThe terms "Baltic countries", "Baltic Sea countries", "Baltic states", and "Balticum" refer to slightly different combinations of countries in the general area surrounding the Baltic Sea.
Baltic countries - Baltic Sea countries and Balticum.
Geographically, the Baltic Sea countries are countries that have access to the Baltic Sea: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Sweden.
The Baltic Sea countries, together with Norway, Iceland and t ...
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| | | | Baltic countries - Language and Culture in the Baltic states: Encyclopedia II - Baltic countries - Baltic states In matters of modern politics, the Baltic states are three specific countries: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. All three countries were controlled by Soviet Union in 1940-1941 and 1944(1945)-1991, and have been members of the European Union since 2004. Today they are liberal democracies, parliamentary republics, and very quickly growing market economies.
Despite the common name, it is often indicated that the three Baltic states have little else in common other than their geographic proximity, similar small size, and to lesser d ...
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| | | | Baltic countries - Language and Culture in the Baltic states: Encyclopedia II - Baltic countries - Baltic Sea countries and Balticum Geographically, the Baltic Sea countries are countries that have access to the Baltic Sea: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Sweden.
The Baltic Sea countries, together with Norway, Iceland and the European Union form the Council of the Baltic Sea States.
Balticum is the geographic term used in several languages, including Scandinavian and German, which usually denotes the territory corresponding to modern Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. In some contexts, the term Balticu ...
See also:Baltic countries, Baltic countries - Baltic Sea countries and Balticum, Baltic countries - Baltic states, Baltic countries - History of the Baltic states, Baltic countries - Language and Culture in the Baltic states, Baltic countries - Tourism of the Baltic states, Baltic countries - Related statistics, Baltic countries - Other uses Read more here: » Baltic countries: Encyclopedia II - Baltic countries - Baltic Sea countries and Balticum |
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