What attitude do many latvians have toward the large russian minority in latvia??

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What attitude do many latvians have toward the large russian minority in latvia??

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MissPhiladelphia MissPhiladelphia · Answer 1 · 2017-03-04T14:45:26+01:00

I found this same question but it had choices. These are the choice given.

a. Latvians respect the Russian’s influence.
b. Latvians want to adopt Russian culture.
c. Latvians want to restrict Russian influence.
d. Latvians want to force Russians to emigrate.

Majority of Latvians want to force Russians to emigrate, however, due to the a lot of deciding factors the only thing they can do is C. LATVIANS WANT TO RESTRICT RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.

rodriguezg036 rodriguezg036 · Answer 2 · 2019-10-10T22:08:33+02:00

Answer:

The attitude many Latvians have toward the large Russian minority in Latvia depends on historical and inter-relational factors.

Explanation:

Many Russian minority groups living in Latvia are not fully integrated into the community due to historical circumstances, most specifically those related to the time Soviet forces occupied this region. However, many 'russians' that have ethnically mixed background families feel well integrated into the community. These people may have descendants that lived here during the war period.