Ena Rudovics

University of Marburg identification card of ethnic Latvian dentistry student, Anna Gipters (later Rudovics).

Stanislav Rudovics upon graduation from the Forestry Engineering Program in Jelgava, Latvia.

The Edmonton Latvian folk dance group, "Daina" performed for the 1971 Jani celebration in Lake Isle, Alberta.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters (left) in her dentistry office circa 1953.

Rudovics family portrait taken in Latgale, Latvia circa 1933. Stan Rudovics in back row on left.

Latvian book published and distributed under the umbrella of UNNRA in Germany. Janis Poruks was a famous Latvian poet.

Latvian Catholic Students Association, Marburg, Germany, 1947. Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) second from left, bottom row.

The Latvian folk dance group, "Daina" on the occasion of their 1975 performance in Fort Edmonton Park for the annual Heritage Days festival.

Fellow Latvians, Ludmilla Cinats, Anna Rudovics, and Viola Baker enjoyed a visit in the Cinats' house in 1956.

Dissertation of Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) as submitted to the Faculty of Dentistry at the Marburg University, Germany in 1946.

Program from the 1950 Baltic Memorial Day. View 3.

Gipters family portrait, 1928, Daugavpils, Latvia.
left to right: Leontyne, on father's knee Vera, Janis, Emilija, Anna standing at back, Agnese (Stepmother), Inese on lap.

Dr. Ena Rudovics on the occasion of the 2011 Latvian Independence Day Memorial celebration accepted a citation for her cultural preservation efforts as president of Imanta, the Edmonton Latvian Cultural Association.

1976 Toronto Latvian Song Festival attended by the Edmonton-based Latvian folk dance group, "Daina".

1949 publication by the Baltic Federation of Canada.

1936 graduating class photograph of a teachers' college attended by Anna Rudovics nee Gipters in Latgale, Latvia, 1936. Anna fourth from left, second row from top.

Detail and publication information for Latvian book distributed in Germany and supported by UNNRA.

Popular Latvian book by one of the "two mothers of Latvian literature", Anna Brigaderes (1861-1933) about a peasant boy who has adventures in the forest near his family home. There is a museum in Tervete, Latvia which honours this key Latvian author.

Latvian book published in Germany and distributed to all displaced ethnic Latvians in Germany.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters in her first Edmonton dental office, 1957.