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The autumn 2004 New Baltic Barometer (NBB) was the sixth in a series of studies of mass behaviour and attitudes among the principal nationalities in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. It is also the first since the countries have become members of the European Union. Representative nationwide samples of each nationality were asked the same questions about political attitudes, economic conditions, social circumstances and multiple identities. This paper reports replies to all questions, subdivided by nationality. Thus, it shows the degree of similarity of difference between the titular nationality and Russians in each country. A substantial number of questions repeat those of five NBB surveys in 1993, 1995, 1996, 2000 and 2001. The Baltic survey is also integrated in the New Europe Barometer survey, thus making it possible to compare replies with other new EU member states and with Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
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