by Mel Huang As nations throughout Europe celebrate the tenth anniversary of the crumbling of the Berlin Wall, on the Baltic coast the event is looked at in a somewhat different light. At the time when Ossis and Wessis were embracing at the suddenly open Berlin Wall, the peoples of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania still remained locked behind the Soviet […]
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