Posted on 05/15/2014 8:17:39 AM PDT by Thistooshallpass9
Border guards at Lithuanias Kybartai railway checkpoint stopped a train from Kaliningrad, Russia, from entering their nation on Monday because it was adorned with Soviet symbols.
Windows in the chartered train were plastered with posters of Soviet symbols, which are illegal in Lithuania. Theyre illegal because Lithuanialike the nation of Ukrainewas part of the Soviet Union for decades, and suffered under ussr oppression.
It was a terrible 50 years for us in Lithuania, Sara Linkevičiūtė, a resident of Vilnius, told theTrumpet.com on May 14. Citizens were deported to Siberia for genocide, she said, explaining that she and her compatriots would do whatever is necessary to prevent Lithuania from returning to its dark Soviet chapter.
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The train is filled with blank russian passports and citizenship papers. Phase one of Putins MO is to magically create “Russians” in need of protection.
All this talk about the A-10’s... I say we just give/park them in Poland and Lithuania...
Was it Strelnikov?
The Eastern part of Lithuania was Polish up to 1939, including Wilno (Vilnius)
The National Cemetary in Vilnius (Wilno) has a really interesting area of Polish military graves. I'll see if I can find a photo. (It also has a Soviet military section, and as my guide pointed out to me, the "eternal" flame there is extinguished).
Together, Poland and Lithuania had the most powerful Kingdom in Europe.
Pilsudski was in fact, Lithuanian.
You are bad
That movie was other day on Movies tv network that Fox owned regular tv channel
IMHO it’s the best movie ever made.
The A-10 image was expedient. I couldn't find an image of a Lithuanian ground-attack aircraft on short notice! :)
Although this might be one:
The advantage of living in SO CAL screw TCM they suck lately they been showing a lot of more classic movies on GETTV and Movies tv network in SO CAL
Anbo VIII
The ANBO VIII was a low-wing monoplane with a tailwheel landing gear, an enclosed two-seat tandem cockpit and powered by a 930 hp (694 kW) Bristol Pegasus XVIII radial engine.[2] The prototype and only ANBO VIII was first flown on 5 September 1939 and was still under test when the country was annexed by the Soviet Union, the prototype was removed by the Soviet authorities for testing.
They are not. I knew they were trying to before Russia
invaded I guess they didn’t make it.
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