Hi I have just picked up this book on latvian ss could anyone help translate the title it would be much appreciated.
Thanks Dave.
Thanks Dave.
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wow good luck finding someone with the time to translate the whole book for you !
Maybe should have looked for an english version one ?
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Thanks mark I will probably need it,but just the title will do for now.
Cheers Dave.Comment
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Seems to be hungarian or soumi(Finnland)
Greetings Karl-HeinzComment
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It's Latvian, of course. Published in Imanta, a suburb of Riga.
Based on the translation below - Nicibas could mean Ruins, Viseulos could mean something like Visions - so the title might mean Visions of Ruins (sort of like Visions of War).
DIEVS TAVA ZEME DEG! CIEMI UN PILSETAS GRUVEVOS NICIBAS PUTEKLOS TRIEKTAS [God your land is burning! Villages and towns in ruins, blown away like particles
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Thanks all you have been a real help.
Cheers Dave.Comment
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Hi,
The title actually translates roughly as "The Transient Storm/Whirlwind" and Imanta was a publishing house based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The afterword or pecvardi shows that the book deals with the battles of Volchov and of Kurland. Janis Sudrabins the author of this book was himself a legionnaire in the 19th division during the war. Are there many pictures in the book? I have actually seen a few pictures of Sudrabins in his uniform in other books, are there any of him in this book?
Regards,
ChrisLast edited by Zanis; 09-12-2007, 02:29 PM.Comment
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Thanks for the corrections.
On my better screen at home, I can see the Kopenhagen below Imanta, so that matches more obvious what you say. And not knowing Latvian, I had guessed that Nicibas was associated with "ruins" rather than "blown away".
Language is a fun puzzle!Comment
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Thanks again I do appreciate your help.
Ill send you a pm Chris.
Cheers Dave.Comment
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