The Modern History of Lithuania: Every Month (1918-2022)

The Modern History of Lithuania: Every Month (1918-2022)
Music:
- Kovon, draugai
- Nebeužtvenksi Upės Bėgimo
- Tarybų Sąjungos himnas
- Bolševikai tegul žino
- Tautiška giesmė

[@gustavsberzins5639]

I'm a simple Latvian. I see Lithuania, I like the video. Greetings from your northern braļiukai!🇱🇻🇱🇹

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

BUT...Lithuania's current territory was created through the robbery of Polish territories and the expulsion of Poles. Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region (in Lithuanian Vilnius) was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@hunmapperbalazs]

Love Lithuania from Hungary 🇭🇺❤🇱🇹

[@orkeorginal]

Thx

[@makavelisoft]

you don't want their lands too? i thought hungary owned whole europe

[@jakubklimczak3421]

Love Lietuva from Poland 🇵🇱 ❤ 🇱🇹

[@witul-sq7ze]

too

[@mildag.5783]

Thanks❤🇱🇹🇵🇱

[@joseanimates7045]

Lithuania*

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Absurd to love someone who discriminates against Poles! The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that Wilno was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno (in Lithuanian Vilnius) is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@saarlandhistorical]

@@joseanimates7045 Lietuva is Lithuania in Lithuanian

[@user-mv6bn7vb2s]

Love Lithuanian from Taiwan

[@theorder4592]

In 5:46 - 7:08 Petras Griškevičius is my great grandfather so it's really cool to see him!!!

[@yourmommorelikeyourdad]

Love poland from Lithuania🇱🇹❤🇵🇱

[@ashleypower3606]

Love Lithuania from Australia. 🇱🇹🇦🇺

[@konanpl8936]

Love Lithuania from Poland :)

[@wizotdiamond2865]

thank you also ak known aciu

[@GigaChad-uu2nd]

Love Lithuania and Poland from Ukraine

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Absurd to love someone who discriminates against Poles! The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that Wilno was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno (in Lithuanian Vilnius) is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@thegreatromanianmapper3209]

Love Lithuania from Romania 🇷🇴❤️🇱🇹

[@14luca.a]

Da frate, ai fost in Lituania?

[@thegreatromanianmapper3209]

@@14luca.a nu dar au o istorie interesanta si din cate am vazut si auzit , sunt oameni de treabă

[@BugetPOL]

Love 🇱🇹 Frome 🇵🇱

[@maraluciaduclosduclos7496]

Lithuania (lituânia) is wonderful country. Brazil always loving this country. Luck and faith forever.

[@zzap4922]

Masterpiece of a film. So moving, I cried after October 8th, 1920. Perfect story writing!

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

BUT...Lithuania's current territory was created through the robbery of Polish territories and the expulsion of Poles. Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region (in Lithuanian Vilnius) was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@haisallcocoeflexar5090]

Romania loves Lithuania 🇷🇴❤️🇱🇹

[@noone12884]

Love you too, Romanian brother.

Love Lithuania From Lithuania

[@thefunniman439]

I always wonder why there’s a little y’know, that lil’ alleyway in south-eastern lithuania

[@whitelrabbit]

Love from Austria and Belarus ❤‍🔥

[@makavelisoft]

Love Lithuania from Romania! ❤ Nice people there ;)

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

BUT...Lithuania's current territory was created through the robbery of Polish territories and the expulsion of Poles. Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region (in Lithuanian Vilnius) was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@KotekAleGaming]

Love Lithuania From Poland🇵🇱♥️🇱🇹

[@TonkistLT]

This video is quite detailed, and i love it! Especially the independence wars. Shame that the partisans from 1944-1953 weren't included tho

[@barsukascool]

How would u include them😢

[@GeorgilLvinyak]

why include fascists here

[@barsukascool]

@@GeorgilLvinyak bruhh

[@TonkistLT]

@@GeorgilLvinyak Fascists are included here from 2:25 to 7:22

[@micahistory]

great video, Happy easter!

[@ju00v]

I liked the part when Lithuania existed

[@connormartin558]

Oh you just wait Mother Russia will change this gross independence business real soon.

[@Yanchik008]

Ok

[@osdwa]

2:31 - 2:48 ?

[@ju00v]

Lithuania and Poland stronk together

[@huhwhoamirobloxhey]

not really in 1922 but now it good

[@ArwayObm]

As a Lithuanian i can agree this is accurate except the regional administration (it was a bit earlier) and the president election were slightly off, but overall very accurate

[@user-ft9ul5ul5v]

The regions from 1951 ~ 1953 are not shown. There were as follows: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda and Şiauliai. They were abolished after Stalin's death.

[@Ozdoba267]

super

[@ju00v]

ty nawet ne obejzales filmu :/ premiera sie nawet nie zaczela

[@ronaldorvald4886]

Go pls modern history (every month) of Transcaucassia (1914-2022) Also do not forget to indicate that the British and others also visited and so on, there were also disputed areas that were controlled by the locals (National Councils) Many mappers think that the borders there were the same, but during 1918 and 1920 they changed almost constantly. It would be very cool to do everything in detail. Good luck 👍

[@sillydishes]

he needs to do it

[@VolunieProductionsOfficial]

Love Lithuanian from Ukraine 🇺🇦❤️🇱🇹

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

BUT...Lithuania's current territory was created through the robbery of Polish territories and the expulsion of Poles. Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region (in Lithuanian Vilnius) was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@Etriland]

​@@GreatPolishWingedHussarsIs this propaganda? Or some anti Ukranian and/or Lithuanian? Or maybe a person who wanted to waste 5 minutes of their life to make his comment?

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@Etriland You're just blathering nonsense! Stating facts is not propaganda. I didn't write anything about Ukraine, only facts about the discrimination against Poles in Lithuania.

[@Etriland]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars I'm just guessing what you're saying, calm down...

[@ju00v]

we waited 5 days for a 10 minute long video

[@Kzxxi1]

Wow ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheseSetsAreAbsolutelyEpic]

These sets are absolutely incredible! It's insane how far Qarol9PL has come!

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Whatever Qarol9PL is supposed to be! Lithuania's current territory was created through the robbery of Polish territories and the expulsion of Poles. Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that the Wilno region (in Lithuanian Vilnius) was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@Applestripe]

The Modern History of Lithuania: Every Month (1918-2022)

[@matteopelissier]

I really want the evolution of France with Administrative Divisions (481 - 2022) please

[@mariasirona1622]

Wait, Lithuania actually retook Vilnius all by itself?

[@leitis820]

The government traded it with the soviets.

[@spelltairen3509]

,,Vilnius mūsų, o mes rusų"

[@antonfeklinov9833]

🥰🥰🥰

[@radekkoks1096]

Czemu w latach 1941 1945 nie dałeś flagi 3 rzeszy?

[@ata2943]

Pls do modern history of Turkey🇹🇷

[@istklamamalakti2036]

🇮🇹❤️🇱🇹

[@Nokia-nm7rv]

Modern history of Turkey pls

[@octopus_72]

when discord 🥺

[@reudovaniaball9548]

can you do estonia

[@harristsanggaming9915]

Maybe there could be modern history of Estonia and Latvia together

[@valdasendriulaitis50]

They made a mistake when showing World War II since the Germans returned to Lithuanian jurisdiction eastern parts of Ruth when you’re there had been under Polish occupation, and then, under Russian occupation, in which those territories were turned over to Belarus.

[@danikkulikou]

7:25 What is the PKN-T?

[@spelltairen3509]

As lithuanian I have no idea

[@mp1335]

After Lithuania declared independence and it was clear the USSR wasn't getting it back, Kremlin tried to make a kind of Transnistria in Lithuana. It tried to find as many Lithuanian supporters as it could, to push Russians in the country towards supporting it and then tried to get Poles of Lithuania to join during a meeting in Eišiškės, to fight against Lithuanians and create this puppet state of the Kremlin. But the Polish people of Lithuania refused to side with Moscow and the attempted creation of the puppet state was too weak. What little forces they had quite quickly surrendered to Lithuania's forces and the plot was crushed.

[@spelltairen3509]

@@mp1335 Wow! Thank you for letting me know.

[@mariasirona1622]

@@spelltairen3509 what did they say and why is it deleted

[@Loggog]

@@mariasirona1622 a polish special region

[@CandiedDrop8240]

can you make to modern history of China every month(1840-2022),please.

[@thebarber4397]

Who is here before the premiere?

[@talkingben27]

Me

[@octopus_72]

Me

[@haisallcocoeflexar5090]

Me

[@ju00v]

Me :)

[@thealternatezeitgeist5950]

What is PKN-T

[@Domin561]

Polish autonomy in Lithuania

[@pentagonanimates]

love Lithuania from the white void 🇱🇹🤝🏳️

[@deivukis2162]

I from Lithuania

[@osdwa]

7:25 what's the PKN-T?

[@5Penkets]

I believe it displays the Russian occupation since in 1990 Russia sent its troops to Vilnius and made terrorist attacks on the border patrols.

[@mp1335]

An attempt to create a kind of Transnistria in Lithuania. A puppet state of Moscow. Kremlin tried that. It tried to find as many Russian and Lithuanian collaborators as it could in the country and then tried to convince Poles of Lithuania(that region has quite many) to join them and fight against Lithuanians. Poles refused to side with Moscow and that attempt was crushed, quite quickly surrendering to Lithuania's forces.

[@5Penkets]

@@mp1335 do you have any sources? It seems fascinating.

[@mp1335]

@@5Penkets Sure. By any chances do you speak Polish or Lithuanian? That would make it easier

[@5Penkets]

@@mp1335 I speak Lithuanian. Thanks in advance !

[@barsukascool]

0:43

[@firepalmmy5933]

this music doesn't fits

[@user-di7pq8uv1w]

🇺🇦💛💙💛💚❤🇱🇹

[@saslasletautas446]

Kovon draugai killer track

[@Titassprangauskas]

I live lithuania

[@infantrygames7923]

Love Lithuania from Russia 🇷🇺♥🇱🇹

[@sigis3]

Wait wut lol

[@Tokeraki]

@@sigis3 Whats wrong?

[@sigis3]

@@Tokerakirussia hates Lithuania thats why

[@9812__]

Me too

[@bloodkelp]

Ja też

[@benjaminkurilla3943]

The Soviets had offered Kaliningrad to Lithuania, but they knew better: the zone was resettled with masses of ethnic Russians. It was a trap to weaken them further.

[@Virtur290]

Love from Ukraine.

[@brutas_3348]

aciuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@braknazwy9604]

It makes no sense to give Central Lithuania, because it had nothing to do with Lithuania about which the film is about, but with Poland it had in common, where in 1922 the majority voted to join Poland due to the fact that the majority were Poles in Vilnius and Vilnius region. It is a difficult history between our countries, but I like Lithuania very much and, of course, good luck for many years to come. For the Poles in Lithuania (especially in the Vilnius region) also happiness!

[@jamahariya]

Central Lithuania was the true Lithuania. Lietuva is fake Lithuania. Lithuanians are: Piłsudski, Mickiewicz, Chodkiewicz. Not this fake insanity shithole "Lietuva".

[@rio5347]

They didn't vote to join Poland. Poland attacked Lithuania and stole. Suvalkai (Suwalki), Gardinas, Lida and Vilnius

[@braknazwy9604]

@@rio5347 Most of the inhabitants of these regions are former Poles. Suwałki is still inhabited by Poles in Poland to this day. According to the Belarusian census, Poles constitute over 40% of Lida's population, and almost 25% in Grodno. According to the Lithuanian census of Poles, Vilnius is nowadays almost 20% (despite the expulsions after the Second World War). In the vicinity of Vilnius, Poles are the majority and places constitute over 80% of the population. In a large part of places near Grodno, Poles are also the majority. These are data according to the Belarusian and Lithuanian censuses. In 1922, elections to the Vilnius Seym were held, where the vast majority voted for joining Poland.

[@Kzxxi1]

🇧🇭❤️🇱🇹

[@djgacusofficial9560]

Vs lithuania 1668

[@quakeknight9680]

When you squash Africa and it becomes chubby

[@ioniamapping8874]

Sorry for stealing Vilnus, sincerly ~ Poland

[@rio5347]

Vilnius and Suvalkai*

[@handlesrtwitterdontbelivethem]

WHY POLAND BUT NO BELERUSSIA

[@gargamelvoeyt2137]

Russia BLORIUM 4 days ago WHY POLAND BUT NOT BELERUSSIA

[@shanebruce1566]

Ｐｒⓞм𝕠𝕤𝐌 🙌

[@flukz.z]

Estonia is the best baltic country!

[@rio5347]

It's not even baltic

[@flukz.z]

@@rio5347 Yes it is,

[@rio5347]

@@flukz.z Nope they are finno-ugric.

[@rockyhd5gangxd784]

​@@rio5347no are not finoo ugric

[@rio5347]

@@rockyhd5gangxd784 They are just like Finland

[@rio5347]

This video is missinforming. Because Gardinas, Lida, Suvalkai and Vilnius were all controled by Lithuania and later stolen by poles

[@braknazwy9604]

These weren't ethnically Lithuanian territories. The population of these territories didn't want to belong to Lithuania. It's not Suvalkai if you write English, but Suwałki or Suwalki. 🥱 And not Gardinas, but Grodno (or possibly Hrodna). To this day, the vicinity of Vilnius is mostly inhabited by non-Lithuanian but Polish people. In 1919, the Foch Line was established, which left Vilnius, Grodno, Suwałki and Lida on the Polish side, as an ethnic demarcation was made. Moreover, Suwałki was recognized by Lithuania as part of Poland during the Suwałki Treaty in 1920. By the way, according to the German census of 1916 (during the German occupation), Lithuanians were the sixth largest population group in Vilnius (after dominant Poles, then Jews, Russians, Belarusians and Germans). So in fact, it was a "very Lithuanian city", not really at all. 😂 In 1922, elections to the Vilnius Seym were held, where the vast majority voted for joining Poland.

[@rio5347]

@@braknazwy9604 Oh yeah Vilnius voted to join Poland just like Poland voted to join USSR and Germany in 1939. Go learn actual history or better yet invent a normal language

[@KGBkgbkgbkgbkgbkgbkgbkgbkgbk]

Well, did zhmudzin forget history? You are hating on the bolsheviks and hiding behind the backs of those you helped to attack in 1939 by placing soviet military bases in baltics in exchange for annexation of Vilno. Isn't it weird? Lithuania is a joke country, it's basically 3 cities, 2 of them Vilna and Memel are stolen. I won't say a thing about lithuanian history... it almost entirely stolen.

[@gabbana1998]

the cherry on top would be atleast giving credit to the freedom fighters of lithuania

[@mariasirona1622]

What freedom fighters

[@spelltairen3509]

@@mariasirona1622 Video didn’t mentioned partizan resistance against soviet regime.

[@simoneseman4504]

the thing is info on the partisan movements and the areas they controlled is quite patchy and incomplete and also quite hard to find

[@Good_neighbor1985]

32nd

[@saulius93]

labadiena

[@wislapatryka]

Wilno jest polskie

[@TonkistLT]

Vilnius lietuvių, Suvalkai - taip pat. Lenkai čigonai

[@wislapatryka]

@@TonkistLT chujowote, Wilno to polskie miasto 80% w 1922 chciało do Polski i miasto 2 razy zabrał ZSRR dając Litwie( 1920 i 1939) które wspomagala ZSRR w (1920)

[@TonkistLT]

@@wislapatryka O jūs suvokiate, kad Vilnius yra miestas įkūrtas LDK didžiojo kūnigaikščio Gedimino? Jis buvo ir dabar yra dauguma lietuvių. Čia tik po ATR jūs atsikraustėte parazitai lenkai. TSRS tiesiog atidavė mūsų žemes. Jūs tiktais okupavote Vilniaus kraštą, kaip TSRS ir Nacistinė Vokietija

[@majstter7420]

Wilno nigdy nie należeło do Polski oprócz tych 18 lat w 20 wieku. Historicznie było stolicą Litwy i do wspólnego państwa z Polską należeło tylko w rzeczypospolitej obojga narodów. Wilno jest litewskie, jest to stolica Litwy.

[@wislapatryka]

@@majstter7420 przecież obecna Litwa to zmudz inaczej baltowie xd ci Litwini z czasów Rzeczpospolitej to obecni Białorusini poza tym jeśli ludzie nie czuli się Polakami to czemu rozmwaniano tam głównie po polsku i większość chciała do Polski?

[@jamahariya]

Its a fake copy of Lithuania.

[@thevertoslog912]

shut up you are the one is fake copy

[@TonkistLT]

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[@5Penkets]

@@TonkistLT it’s a Polish nazi, he literally has Pilsudski as his pfp so he immediately shows that he is gonna speak shit. Basically Pilsudski was born in Lithuania and he believed that he is a descendent of GDL and some shit that’s why he was so obsessed with intermarium which could’ve been possible if he wouldn’t have invaded Czechia, Lithuania and Ukraine.

[@rockyhd5gangxd784]

Average Russian kid😂😂😂😂😂

[@dawidmaciejczyk1214]

top 10000000 kanałow 2022 nr 14 @Qarolmapping

[@juanindojorgijanad782]

Greetings to Lithuania from Indonesia. 🇮🇩❤️🇱🇹

[@symek1034]

Love Lithuania from Poland 🇵🇱❤🇱🇹

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Absurd to love someone who discriminates against Poles! The fact is that the Polish minority in Lithuania today is discriminated, disadvantaged and patronized by the Lithuanians. Today Lithuania would actually be in accordance with internationally valid regulations obliged to set up bilingual Polish Lithuanian road signs in areas populated by poles. But Lithuania does not do that. In 2014 rejonu solecznickiego district municipality administrative director Bolesław Daszkiewicz (Written in Polish) was fined about €12,500 for failure to execute a court ruling to remove Lithuanian-Polish street signs. The Polish woman Lucyna Kotłowska was fined ~€1700 for the same reason! The Lithuanians forced also the Poles to Lithuanianize their surnames, i.e. the spelling of the Polish surnames was Lithuanian changed against the will of the Polish citizens, despite the Polish-Lithuanian agreement of 1994 which was supposed to protect the rights of the Lithuanian and Polish minorities. For example, the Polish name Kleczkowski has to be spelled Lithuanian Klečkovski in official documents. Incidentally, the Polish first name Anna had to be spelled Ana. This regulation for Poles was only recently lifted after virtually all Polish surnames were lithuanized. These are just a few examples of many of the permanent discrimination against Poles in Lithuania! Nothing is forgotten. It is not forgotten that Wilno was mostly inhabited by Poles and that the Lithuanians, together with the Soviets, expelled the Poles. Poles were also murdered during the expulsion. Only few Poles who are now the Polish minority in Lithuania have not been expelled. These Poles are today discriminated against by the Lithuanians. We Poles will talk to the Lithuanians about the Wilno region if there is no EU and no NATO. Wilno (in Lithuanian Vilnius) is certainly not forgotten by Poles. This is also clearly shown in this old Polish song "Przybyli ułani" sung by Polish soldiers. The text says: "And after all, we're in hurry to see OUR old Wilno! To Wilno they way is ready!" One can hear the song sung by the Polish soldiers on KZbin: Quoted line is in time: 1:08 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5W9ipp9fZl9rrs

[@mariasirona1622]

What is PKN-T

[@simoneseman4504]

As far as I know its the territory that the pro-soviet polish minority south of Vilnius controlled during the process of independence since they opposed Lithuanian independence. When independence for Lithuania became inevitable it was reorganised into a self-proclaimed automatous region of Lithuania but the Central Lithuanian government refused to recognise it and it soon after disbanded.

[@KingPiter2000]

Love Lithuania from Poland 🇵🇱❤️🇱🇹