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Communism started to soften already in the mid-80:s and the border states started to take
increasingly greater liberties. Vytautas Landsbergis applied for Lithuania’s independence from the Soviet Union
in 1991. The Soviet law stated that the republics were allowed to renounce membership. But because of all the anti-Soviet
undercurrents, this paragraph was about to be scrapped. Landsbergis handed in his application a mere two hours
before the paragraph was scrapped, and had it approved, in accordance with the law. |
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Short-short Late-late History
These are my own pictures of Lithuania’s fast and cruel history, various memorials, and some reflections on
what happened afterwards.
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My Own Beginning in Lithuania
It all began for me in 1992, when I got the seemingly crazy idea of going to the isolated Baltics, a place we
had only heard about in the weather reports.
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