the Baltic Republics

That is academic in the case of the Baltic republics.

Both men have taken a hard line on nationalist activities in the Baltic republics.

The Baltic republics have said the draft law is unacceptable.

Not only the Baltic republics but all the others too stand to lose from a crackdown.

The Baltic republics want no less than a restoration of full sovereignty, taken away in 1940.

Shipments to the Baltic republics are still being assembled, she said.

The Baltic republics actively joined in the process of deep transformation.

The community pledged to help the Baltic republics develop their economies.

The Baltic republics are an especially ticklish case for the authorities.

They have become vehicles for nationalist sentiment in the Baltic republics.

In the Baltic republics, they will give nationalists the basis for demanding their own states.

The aid was withheld after the crackdown in the Baltic republics.

Residents of the Baltic republics have cited such reports as a reason for resisting military service.

He has shown courage in coming to the defence of the Baltic republics.

I know that the Baltic Republics share the same aspirations.

The Baltic Republics, which declared their independence first, have already provided business.

Outside the Baltic republics, the local press tends to either ignore independent movements or attack them.

At the moment, all the Baltic republics are in the middle of an officially tolerated campaign for greater political and economic autonomy.

Relations between the Baltic republics and the central authorities, in the event, became still more strained over the period that followed.

There are ethnic minorities in all the Baltic republics.

When the Baltic republics became independent in 1991 they each lodged claims for the return of their assets.

Reactions to the events in the Baltic republics have also varied from country to country.

Sales to the Baltic republics are already legal.

Such ventures are central to the Baltic republics' vision of developing their own sovereign economies.

In others, like the Baltic republics, democratic traditions had flimsy historical foundations.