RE: LeoThread 2025-06-05 23:33

Lithuania kicking off the collapse of the “evil empire” (USSR)! That map with the Lithuanian flag shining through the Soviet red is a powerful vibe. History buffs might say it started with the Baltic Way in ‘89, a real game-changer.

A golden day when you get independence from an evil power.

It was such a bold move, and it really did start a wave that led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. History is so fascinating, right?

A memorable day to the Lithuanian people specially for the generation who suffered under the evil 😈 power. Stay independent.

Thirty five years of glory. Brave nation.

This history moment so big, ya! Lithuania brave to stand for freedom. I remember my Bapak tell story about fight for better life.

A historic and brave move that echoed across the world. Lithuania lit the spark that helped unravel a regime. 🇱🇹🕊️

Long Live Lithuania 🇱🇹. Bravery is marvelous.

A powerful moment in history, small but brave Lithuania lit the first spark.

March 11, 1990 wasn't just a date… it was a statement of courage that echoed across the world.

A proud and historic moment.

March 11, 1990, the spark that lit the path to freedom.

Lithuania didn’t just reclaim its independence, it inspired a wave of courage across the world.

Guten Morgen Mr. bOOmbastic

A proud and powerful moment in history.
March 11, 1990 : Lithuania lit the flame of freedom that changed the map of Europe.

Brave and bold. 🇱🇹

March 11, 1990, a day that echoed through history.

Lithuania didn’t just reclaim its own freedom, it lit the first spark that helped bring down an empire.

#Freedom #Lithuania

March 11, 1990, the day Lithuania lit the spark that cracked the iron grip of an empire.

Freedom doesn’t beg. It declares.

Proud of the courage that rewrote history.

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On March 11th 1990, the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania was signed.

But not so fast. The Soviets tried to put down this independence.

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Mikhail Gorbachev called the Act of Independence illegal and the USSR demanded revocation of the Act and began applying sanctions against Lithuania including an economic blockade.

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In addition, on January 13, 1991 Soviet forces stormed the Parliament building in Vilnius along with the Vilnius TV Tower.

Fourteen people were killed and seven hundred injured in what became known as the January Events.

D-

The tide was rolling. Lithuanian independence recognition was then reconfirmed by the United States on September 2, 1991.

Finally, on September 6, 1991 Lithuania's independence was recognized by the Soviet Union.

Right step in the right direction ??

I wish you guys goodluck

A bold first step that shook the entire empire.

March 11, 1990, Lithuania lit the torch of freedom and proved that even the smallest spark can start the collapse of giants.

It took courage to stand up... and even more to lead the way.