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With homegrown books and films topping sales in Latvia after decades of foreign cultural domination, the small Baltic state is in the throes of a cultural renaissance as it marks years of independence. Latvians will enjoy centenary festivities including classical music concerts, military parades and fireworks on Sunday. Before independence in , Latvia endured the better part of two centuries under Russian imperial domination, only punctuated by brief periods of freedom.
The country briefly emerged from that cultural cloud, only to be swept again under the control of Moscow, with decades of Soviet rule that finally ended in the early s.
Like others in the post-communist bloc, instead of examining their own culture, Latvians gobbled up American popular culture with their first taste of freedom. But over the last few years Latvians have been reclaiming their identity by immersing themselves in books and films focused largely on their own troubled history. And in the weeks ahead of the centenary, this trend appears to have accelerated, with books by Latvian authors setting new sales records and dominating bestsellers lists in four of the country's largest bookstore chains.
Among the most popular is a book series entitled "We. The 20th Century". Written by 13 contemporary writers, it looks back at the lives of ordinary Latvians, rather than heroes or leaders, under the Tsars prior to independence, during the two brief decades of independence that followed, and then during World War II and under Soviet rule. Jelgava '94, is among other hits. The semi-autobiographical tale by Janis Jonevs focuses the life of a s teenager growing up in the bleak industrial town of Jelgava hit hard by the post-Soviet economic crisis.
