The New Course, and how only large time-sequence segments of scenarios can provide meaningful information
After the second World War many Latvian writers relocated to Great Britain, Canada and the USA, where they began their own periodicals and publication houses, striving to “capture the influences of modernism.” One of these magazines is Jauna Gaita (The New Course).
Many of the covers designs were done by a man named Ilmars Rumpeters.
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Related: Kulchur