Latvia has officially returned nineteen collections of historical documents to Ukraine, originating from its own national archives. These records detail the lives of German communities who settled in Ukraine between 1860 and 1940, offering valuable insights into the region’s complex history. The handover marks a collaborative effort between the Latvian and Ukrainian national archives to preserve and return culturally significant materials. Latvian officials confirmed the documents were identified as Ukrainian historical property and subsequently prepared for repatriation. Ukraine’s archival service expressed gratitude for Latvia’s commitment to preserving Ukrainian cultural heritage. The returned collections are expected to contribute to ongoing research and understanding of Ukrainian history during that period. This transfer underscores growing cooperation between the two nations regarding cultural preservation and historical accountability.