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Is MILDA the monument of freedom of Latvia subject to copyright or trademark or patent?
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∙ 12y ago
The monument predates Latvian copyright law by eight years. It would have been protected under Soviet law, which at the time protected works for the life of the creator plus 15 years. Designer Karlis Zale died in 1942.
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