"Diena" (in Latvian): D
"Neatkariga" (in Latvian):
N
"Tchass" (in Russian): T
"Business and Baltia" (in
Russian): BB
"Vesti Segodnya" (in
Russian): VS
"Lauku Avize" (in Latvian):
LA
"Dienas Bizness" (in
Latvian): DB
"Telegraf (in Russian): TEL
Jewish matters:
Next week, the Nazi-hunting Simon Wiesenthal Center is preparing
to place advertisements in Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian
newspapers, reminding of the offer to buy information about
war criminals for USD 10,000 the Estonian daily "Postimees" reported.
On November 16, an advertisement with the text "Lithuanian Jews did not just disappear, they were brutally murdered in Vilnius,
Kaunas, Shiauliai and more than one hundred other places," and a photo of a massacre of Jews in Kaunas was published in Lithuanian papers.
Zuroff said that the center has already prepared photos
to be published in Estonian papers. Cilja Laud, the leader
of the Estonian Jewish community, said that she has not
discussed the matter with Zuroff. So far, the project "Operation "Last Chance"" has yielded information about 60 alleged Nazi criminals in Lithuania, one or
two suspects in Latvia, and six suspects in Estonia. Probes
in Latvia, conducted by the Prosecutor General's Office,
have failed to confirm the Wiesenthal Center's reported
information about Nazi criminals from Latvia.
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