[Krosan]

Do you mean the sentence

"Lithuania borders the Russian oblast (region) of Kaliningrad, and was under Soviet control from 1940-1991."

That is quite correct as it is talking only about Lithuania.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_occupation_of_the_Baltic_states_%281940%29#Red_Army_invades

"On 15 June the USSR invaded Lithuania[12] and Soviet troops attacked the Latvia border guards at Masļenki.[13] On 16 June 1940 the USSR invaded Estonia and Latvia.[12] According to a Time magazine article published at the time of the invasions, in a matter of days around 500,000 Soviet Red Army troops occupied the three Baltic states—just one week before the Fall of France to Nazi Germany."

[mosesdapoet]

Do you mean the sentence "Lithuania borders the Russian oblast (region) of Kaliningrad, and was under Soviet control from 1940-1991." That is quite correct as it is talking only about Lithuania." It's subtle pro Soviet/Russian propaganda By including the reference to Kaliningrad the writer neatly avoided any references to the Russian invasion of those 3 baltic states or the post WWII reparation aquisition from Germany of East Prussia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_occupation_of_the_Baltic_states_%281940%29#Red_Army_invades "On 15 June the USSR invaded Lithuania[12] and Soviet troops attacked the Latvia border guards at Masļenki.[13] On 16 June 1940 the USSR invaded Estonia and Latvia.[12] According to a Time magazine article published at the time of the invasions, in a matter of days around 500,000 Soviet Red Army troops occupied the three Baltic states—just one week before the Fall of France to Nazi Germany."

[Thistooshallpass9]

Yes, that clause only refers to Lithuania (not Kaliningrad), and the dates all check out. Lithuania was essentially given to the USSR as part of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact.