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These two from the Baltic Republic of Estonia, who appeared as principal guest artists, have textbook technique and precision with the added and rare bonus of dancing from within. By 1989, some of the "popular fronts" that had been created with official encouragement to mobilize both Communists and non-Communists in support of perestroika, had become, above all in the Baltic republics, vehicles for nationalism. During 1990 and 1991, all but the three Baltic republic governments adopted the 1990 U. |
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