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Ruta Šaca-Marjaša ^[1] (born Ruta Maksovna Shats-Mariash; Russian: Рута Максовна Шац-Марьяш, Рута Марьяш; 4 February 1927 – 29 November 2016) was a Jewish Latvian ^[2] lawyer, writer, poet, and politician, a former Deputy of the Latvian Parliament of 5th (1995) and 6th (1998) convocations. ^[3] She lived in Riga. ^[3]

She was awarded the Order of the Three Stars of IV (1995) and III (2000) degrees. ^[4]

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Sources

• Ruta Shats-Mariash, Caleidoscope of My Memory (Рута Шац-Марьяш, Калейдоскоп моей памяти) - Rīga : Acis, 2003; ISBN  9984-9566-5-2 (in Russian)

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