History between Latvia and Russia The Declaration of the Supreme Soviet of the Latvians SSR issued a statement of “On the Renewal of Independence of the Republic of Latvia’’ in 1990 . It has mentioned about the independent State of Latvia, found on November 18, 1918, was granted international recognition in 1920. However the short self-determination was vanish after USSR military entry. The term “Renewal” meant to rebuild or restore the previous state and showed the dissatisfaction of illegal domination of Soviet Union from Latvian authority. Therefore the rage of internal atmosphere in Latvia is adverse for Russian ethnics to their survival rights. In the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, large Russian minorities suffered as new laws made place of birth and ancestry the qualification for citizenship. Under this situation, the issue of Russian ethnics in Latvia became troublesome. Hence the impact of Russian ethnics was urgently rising up due to the Soviet crisis renewed the subject. Afterwards, we observer a battle between the former majority and the current majority in a country, it is somehow weird. The purpose of the paper is concentrated on objective historical part. We attained to clarify the process of Russian impact from past to present, and to analyze the event of “Rejecting Russian as Second Language in Latvia”. We discuss the linguistic dilemma in current political situation. Does a group which was formerly dominant and privileged have the right to demand the continuation of official language after the end of its domination? Perhaps it is significant to justify the balanced method to social transformation. Our other purpose is trying to explain the culture differences crossed two nations: Latvia and Russia, thus we are able to describe the operational environment of peace softly. For sure a large part of the paper emphasizes on the casual relationship of process and complex of Latvia. We hope to manage the current factor into nations differ across countries. This is because of political perspective on government policy, which influenced the impact of Russian ethnics.