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Prometejs

Defunct

The Latvian-language communist publishing house in Moscow, which published Marx, Lenin and the writings of the Latvian communists for the Latvian riflemen and workers in the Soviet Union and for the underground party in independent Latvia, until it was closed in the purges of 1937.

Years: c. 1920–1937
Location: Moscow, Soviet Union
Published abroad for: The movement of Latvia; this press is also listed under Latvia on the globe
Also known as: Prometei · Прометей
Affiliation: Latvian section of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks)
Languages: Latvian
Authority records: Wikidata
Sources: Wikipedia (lv) — Latviešu kultūras un izglītības biedrība "Prometejs"

Backlist

Titles of Prometejs by year: 6 dated titles, 1924–1936, most in 1935 (2). Lines mark founded 1920 and closed 1937.

The figures by decade

Decade	Titles
1920s	2
1930s	4

Year	Title	Author(s)	Language
1924	Rudsu puķes✓ — Tehlojumu krahjumsis wirknes "Kolonisti"	Eduards Salenieks	Latvian
1925	Peesihmes par latweeschu ideologijas wehsturi✓	Ernests Eferts	Latvian
1934	Latgališu kalendars✓	—	Latvian
1935	K. Veidemans✓Free — Makslineeks-gleznotajs = Khudozhnik zhivopisets K. Veideman	K. Veidemans	Latvian, Russian
1935	Robinsona Kruzo✓ — Dzīve un dīvainee pasakeinee peedzīvojumi	Daniel Defoe	Latvian
1936	Jāṇa Robežneeka pārnākšana✓ — Romans	Andrejs Upīts	Latvian