Baltic coast

The advance continued and six weeks later they reached the Baltic coast.

After a difficult journey they covered the 50 miles to the Baltic coast.

In the north the region is bounded by the Baltic coast.

Tallinn, the capital, was in the west, on the Baltic coast.

That they were approaching the Baltic coast didn't make the farms come any closer together.

Today, both countries are close trading partners, and trade mainly along the Baltic coast.

There are several seaside resorts close by on the Baltic coast.

'It's that or a blind attempt up on the Baltic coast.

Now they were heading northwest, toward the Baltic coast.

But there's always the option of just sitting back as "rail meat" and watching the Baltic coast go by.

She found the Baltic coast and followed it south toward Riga.

There were also strikes in Finland and the Baltic coast.

They engaged in fishery and hunting, especially of seals, then numerous along the Baltic coast.

Three weeks later the strikes on the Baltic coast started and there the workers successfully demanded political concessions.

With the infrastructural improvements, mass tourism to the Baltic coast started.

Will the Poles let us pass to the Baltic coast and home?"

On the Baltic coast and the port where ships come in from Sweden.

All this happened pretty close to the Baltic coast, Toland reminded himself.

Sweden will take all the Baltic coast down to Danzig.

Nowadays it is mainly a commuter village on the Baltic coast with hardly any own industry or service.

Many Rugii had left the Baltic coast during the migration period.

These measures were not implemented immediately, as the plague had not yet reached the Baltic coast.

When prices were raised before Christmas in 1970, riots and deaths along the Baltic coast led to another leadership change.

They are believed to have originated in Pomerania on the southern Baltic coast.

He believed them necessary to protect German submarine bases along the Baltic coast.