The Bauska Branch of the Riga Motor Museum

Classic cars and motorcycle exhibition - Bauska (Latvia Riga motor museum)

Classic cars and motorcycle exhibition in Bauska branch of Latvia Riga motor museum. Every petrol head should visit this exhibition.

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Bauska Motor Museum - Welcomes Visitors

Riga Motor Museum branch exhibition in the City of Bauska welcomes visitors all year round. Pay a visit and enjoy elegant oldtimers in a romantic countryside atmosphere.

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Ātruma cilts - Bauskas motormuzejs

Rīgas Motormuzeja Bauskas filiālē izstāde „Ieklausies, ieskaties Ziemassvētkos!, kurā var apskatīt antīkos zvanus un vēsturiskās pastkartes. Teju simts gadus vecā zvanu kolekcija muzejā īslaicīgi atceļojusi no Brīvdabas muzeja, bet pagājušā gadsimta 20. un 30. gadu pastkartes ir no Māra Bērziņa un citu kolekcionāru rūpīgi glabātajiem krājumiem.

A new exhibition has opened in the branch establishment of Riga Motor Museum in Bauska. The exhibition „Look into and listen to Christmas offers the chance to glance at antique bells and historical postcards.

Riga Motor Museum (Rigas Motormuzejs)

Photo impression of the Riga Motor Museum. Music is from Russian singer Vladimir Kuzmin. (see credits at end of video)

H2E and Riga Motor Museum

Insight into how H2E team worked on the Riga Motor Museum exhibition.

The Pearl of Riga Motor Museum Cars UnionV16

The Pearl of Riga Motor Museum is unique Union V16 Car. Take a look for our video production for this amazing car.

Client: Motormuzejs
Production: FVS

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The Barricades | Wikipedia audio article

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The Barricades

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The Barricades (Latvian: Barikādes) were a series of confrontations between the Republic of Latvia and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in January 1991 which took place mainly in Riga. The events are named for the popular effort of building and protecting barricades from 13 January until about 27 January. Latvia, which had declared restoration of independence from the Soviet Union a year earlier, anticipated that Soviet Union might attempt to regain control over the country by force. After attacks by the Soviet OMON on Riga in early January, the government called on people to build barricades for protection of possible targets (mainly in the capital city of Riga and nearby Ulbroka, as well as Kuldīga and Liepāja). Six people were killed in further attacks, several were wounded in shootings or beaten by OMON. Most victims were shot during the Soviet attack on the Latvian Ministry of the Interior on January 20. One other person died in a building accident reinforcing the barricades. Casualties among Soviet loyalists are considered likely, but the exact number remains unknown. A total of 15,611 people have registered as having been participants of the Barricades, but other data suggests that more than 32,000 Latvians took part.