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      발트 3국 내 러시아 디아스포라의 사회적 지위 변화 연구 = The transition of the Russian diaspora's position in Baltic States

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      The purpose of this paper is to contemplate the immigration process and the transition of the Russian diaspora's position in Baltic States, from medieval times to the present day. Similar to the Baltic Germans, the Russians have significantly influenced the cultural and economic aspects of the region, impacting the construction of trade centers, the immigration of Old Believers, and the military presence, among other factors.
      Following the annexation by the Soviet Union, all Soviet citizens were promised equal rights to participate impartially in society. However, their social position deteriorated due to citizenship and education reforms after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The legal limitations defining their social status based on various factors have been studied both realistically and moderately, resulting in physical conflicts.
      Despite the Baltic States' small territory and population, they are a multinational society with intertwined histories and cultures. Therefore, understanding the region is nearly impossible without awareness of the situations of the nations that make up these countries. The Russian diaspora plays a crucial role in comprehending the Baltic States. Research on the Russian diaspora in the Baltic States not only provides insight into the bond between Russia and the Baltic States but also offers a key to analyzing and anticipating the relationship between the European Union's security and Russia.
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      The purpose of this paper is to contemplate the immigration process and the transition of the Russian diaspora's position in Baltic States, from medieval times to the present day. Similar to the Baltic Germans, the Russians have significantly influenc...

      The purpose of this paper is to contemplate the immigration process and the transition of the Russian diaspora's position in Baltic States, from medieval times to the present day. Similar to the Baltic Germans, the Russians have significantly influenced the cultural and economic aspects of the region, impacting the construction of trade centers, the immigration of Old Believers, and the military presence, among other factors.
      Following the annexation by the Soviet Union, all Soviet citizens were promised equal rights to participate impartially in society. However, their social position deteriorated due to citizenship and education reforms after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The legal limitations defining their social status based on various factors have been studied both realistically and moderately, resulting in physical conflicts.
      Despite the Baltic States' small territory and population, they are a multinational society with intertwined histories and cultures. Therefore, understanding the region is nearly impossible without awareness of the situations of the nations that make up these countries. The Russian diaspora plays a crucial role in comprehending the Baltic States. Research on the Russian diaspora in the Baltic States not only provides insight into the bond between Russia and the Baltic States but also offers a key to analyzing and anticipating the relationship between the European Union's security and Russia.

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