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While planners often focus on social and national tensions in such cities, this text investigates the simultaneously underlying and parallel linguistic barrier that impedes communication between different communities. Zaiga Krisjane. Vesa Kanninen. Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-soviet Democratization. Michael Ardovino. The bridge and the National Library rule the sight as in Budapest the Hilton or the Elisabeth Bridge; however, the Soviet time made it stamps on the downtown, too.
Riga has the most chances to be named European, and Scandinavian, too; with some other phenomena in Latvian cities: the seaport town Liepaja was the first one in the region, in which a public house was established just at the very time of the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The neighbouring Estonia has its most ancient capital, Tallinn remained in a more Middle-Age-character; however, the large shopping-complex around the modern Hotel Viru at the downtown, or, at the very edge of the downtown, may symbolize the very postmodern character of the Estonians: the visual art and performance, also the movie in Estonia are leading members of the European postmodern art; and their capital combines the Middle ages with the very recent time, as well.
