Photobook "Latvian SSR", published by the publishing house "Liesma" in 1973. The cover of this booklet works as a display. It shows an understandable image of a young man and a girl in white outfits, designed like a Latvian folk dress. This was the idea: from the first page of the publication shows the reader a young, festive Latvia, "shing" - and at the same time a little "foreign". The one you want to go to. It is no coincidence that several rounds are dedicated to the Jurmala resort: a Kamimi sanatorium built before the entry of Soviet power and the famous restaurant "Yuras Perle" ("Sea Pearl"), which hovers over the beach in Boldori. This restaurant was built in 1965 by architect Joseph Goldenberg, who was awarded the VDNKh Gold Medal for his work. In 1969, it was in Jura Pearl that one of the first diversity programs in the country took place. In the 1990s the building survived several fires and was destroyed. Parl can now only be seen on the pages of this booklet. The Latvian SSR and the country of which it was a part.

Photobook "Latvian SSR", published by the publishing house "Liesma" in 1973. The cover of this booklet works as a display. It shows an understandable image of a young man and a girl in white outfits, designed like a Latvian folk dress. This was the idea: from the first page of the publication shows the reader a young, festive Latvia, "shing" - and at the same time a little "foreign". The one you want to go to. It is no coincidence that several rounds are dedicated to the Jurmala resort: a Kamimi sanatorium built before the entry of Soviet power and the famous restaurant "Yuras Perle" ("Sea Pearl"), which hovers over the beach in Boldori. This restaurant was built in 1965 by architect Joseph Goldenberg, who was awarded the VDNKh Gold Medal for his work. In 1969, it was in Jura Pearl that one of the first diversity programs in the country took place. In the 1990s the building survived several fires and was destroyed. Parl can now only be seen on the pages of this booklet. The Latvian SSR and the country of which it was a part.