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Invitation

Invitation

The Board of the Dome Council for the Popular Front of Latvia (PFL) sends its greetings to the German people in connection with the renewal of a unified German state and highly values the goodwill and the desires of the United States, France, Great Britain and USSR governments to realistically liquidate the effects of World War II in Europe.

The Board of the PFL’s Dome Council considers it necessary to turn the attention of the leaders participating in the Two-Plus-Four Treaty discussions to the fact that Germany’s reunification is only one step to liquidation of the injustices of World War II. Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia - three full members of the League of Nations - lost their independence during the beginning phase of World War II in June, 1940, and to this day they have not regained their independence. The last remaining world’s empire - the USSR - still refrains from recognising the fact of Baltic States’ occupation and annexation, although it has declared the priority of overall human values and allegiance to international legal norms.

This year, through elections of deputies to the Supreme Council of Latvia who unambiguously expressed their desire to restore the state independence of the Republic of Latvia, our people clearly its wish to live in a free democratic Republic of Latvia and to return to Europe. This desire of the people was directly expressed by the Supreme Council of Latvia in the May 4 Declaration about the restoration of the State independence of the Republic of Latvia.

The Board of the PFL Dome Council invites the governments of the United States, France, Great Britain and USSR to continue the purposeful liquidation of the effects of World War II and to begin without delay "Four-Plus-Three" discussions, that is with the participation of the Baltic States, to completely resolve the Baltic problem in accordance with our peoples’ desire and historical justice.

October, 2, 1990

Board of the Dome
Popular Front of Latvia

Source:
photocopy from original from the Popular Front of Latvia .