Salgale Parish

Until 1949, the parish was part of Dobele county (which was renamed Jelgava County in 1920, the same year Latvia achieved independence, following a more than a year and a half-long Latvian War of Independence). After Latvia successfully achieved sovereignty and independence from the Soviet Union in May 1990, it was once again renamed the Jelgava district. After the districts were abolished by the Saeima (Latvian parliament) in 2009, the Salgale Parish became a part of Ozolnieki Municipality, which was subsequently merged into Jelgava Municipality during the 2021 Latvian administrative reform. WWII is not ended here - panoramio.jpg|Ruins of Salgale lutheran church. Destroyed during WW2 == Villages of Salgale Parish ==

• Auči • Emburga (parish centre) • Garoza • Ozolkalni • Plāņi • Purviņi • Renceles == References ==