Ena Rudovics

Program from the 1950 Baltic Memorial Day. View 2.

Clipping from a 1976 Edmonton Journal, detailing the socially active and highly educated, Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters, ethnic Latvian and Canadian citizen.

Anna Gipters (married surname Rudovics), dentistry student (centre), and classmates enjoying a Riga University athletics event in traditional Latvian dress, 1941.

Example of traditional Latvian embroidery and textiles. Photo taken December, 2011.

Autobiography of Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters.

Portrait of Anna Gipters (later Rudovics), Latgale, Latvia, 1933.

Book published in Germany by Latvian literati who wished to maintain their unique Latvian literature as cultural diaspora living in exile.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters in Alberta with her first automobile, 1954.

School document of Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) received from the Marburg University, Germany, 1946.

The Edmonton Latvian folk dance group, "Daina" attends the 1975 Seattle Song Festival.

University of Alberta identification card of Faculty of Dentistry student, Anna Rudovics nee Gipters.

Ted and Viola Baker visit with fellow Latvians Anna Rudovics and Arturs Konnerth, Edmonton, 1957.

"Daina", the Edmonton Latvian folk dance group directed by Anna Rudovics nee Gipters, in 1968.

Example of Latvian weaving. Photo taken December, 2011.

Stanislav Rudovics, Imanta President.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters fishing at Jackfish Lake, Alberta, circa 1955.

Stanislav Rudovics attended the Forestry Engineering Program in Jelgava, Latvia in 1943 and 1944. This portrait shows his faculty uniform.

Example of traditional Latvian folk art. Wood and metal construction. Photograph taken December, 2011.

University of Alberta identification card of Faculty of Dentistry student, Anna Rudovics nee Gipters. View 2.

Detail of fringe weaving on traditional Latvian scarf.

Program from the 1950 Baltic Memorial Day.

Latvian-English dictionary published in Germany for the use of all Latvians living in exile in post-war Europe or across the pond.

Example of Latvian weaving.

Teacher Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) in Latgale, Latvia, 1938.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters and Stan Rudovics on the occasion of Anna's graduation from the University of Alberta Faculty of Dentistry, Edmonton, 1952.