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5 November 2024
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THE WEST IGNORED ALL SOVIET ABUSES!
How could the western nations ignore the abuse by its wartime ally the USSR of all of the countries it had conquered during WW2?Why didn’t America and Britain declare war on the USSR as its tanks and troops invaded Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Poland?
https://vilnews.com/2012-12-the-west-ignored-all-soviet-abuses

CHRISTMAS IN SIBERIA
A Lithuanian family at Lena river
“The tents were freezing cold, harsh, and distressing; so, the adults decided to build better living conditions.  "We can build barracks," said one Lithuanian, "We can catch the logs in the Lena River." The men waded barefoot into the icy water, caught floating logs, brought them to shore, and built the barracks. They covered the outside walls with snow and ice which they learned would help keep out the frigid temperature. They also found a large iron stove, which they placed in the middle of the building.
https://vilnews.com/2011-01-christmas-in-siberia

DEPORTEES RETURNING FROM SIBERIA
It must have been quite a shock for the surviving deportees to return ‘home’ from Siberia to Lithuania in the 1950s and 1960s. The country they had loved and cared so much about was now ruled and mismanaged by Moscow-believing Communists. Since 1941 more than 300.000 persons had been deported to Siberia, with tens of thousands dying en route to or on the permafrost. The 1950s was the decade when Lithuania's 10-year guerrilla war against the superior Soviet forces came to an end, with the result that 22.000 Lithuanian forest brothers and about 70.000 Soviet soldiers had lost their lives, thus the longest and bloodiest guerrilla war of modern Europe.
https://vilnews.com/2012-04-deportees-returning-%E2%80%98home%E2%80%99-from-siberia 

LITHUANIA IN THE 1960s
In the 1960s, several new suburbs started developing in Vilnius, and it is today estimated that more than 70% of the city’s population lives in blockhouses.

PHOTO: View from Antakalnis towards the (by then) new district Žirmūnai. By: Antanas Sutkus, 1964
https://vilnews.com/2012-04-the-image-of-lithuania-in-the-1960s
https://vilnews.com/2011-01-flower-power

FINALLY …
If there were those in the West who had not heard of Lithuania before, they almost certainly had by the end of the day 13 January 1991…
https://vilnews.com/2013-01-11188

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  • Mike Schindler

    This shuold be posted all around the world. Free people willing to stand together against tyranny. I don't know if God was with you then, or how it came to be that you prevailed, but I am sure glad you did. Bless you all.

    November 23 2015
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