Comments by "" (@user-si2dr1pn3p) on "Russia's Kaliningrad Problem with Lithuania Is Ukraine 2.0 ... with Some Big Differences" video.
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@nobody4y Lithuania is the same victim of American Russophobic propaganda as Ukraine and the whole of eastern Europe.
The territory of Lithuania was occupied by German troops in July 1941. During the occupation, the Germans burned 20 villages, burned and destroyed 80 thousand buildings (including 2 thousand buildings of industrial enterprises, 56 power plants, 72 hospitals, polyclinics and outpatient clinics, 712 schools, 15 scientific institutions, 26 thousand residential buildings, theaters, clubs, etc.), Klaipeda river and sea ports, rolling stock was stolen to Germany and railways were destroyed.
The whole country helped to restore the national economy of Lithuania — the Soviet government allocated a grant of 200 million rubles for this purpose. By 1948, the Lithuanian industry was restored and reached the pre-war level, and in 1950 exceeded it by 90%.
In just five years from 1951 to 1956, the number of secondary schools in Lithuania increased from 3,720 to 4,071. In Lithuania in 1989 there were 13 higher educational institutions and 62 secondary specialized educational institutions. Under Soviet rule, Lithuania became a country of continuous literacy and was ahead of Japan, Great Britain and Germany in terms of the number of students by 10 thousand inhabitants.
If scientific work in the field of natural science and technology developed poorly in pre—war Lithuania — several small experimental stations functioned, then in Soviet times the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences was established, including a well-developed network of well-equipped research institutions - institutes, laboratories, centers. If at the end of 1940 there were 623 researchers in Lithuania, then in 1973 the number of researchers working in 88 scientific institutions exceeded 10.2 thousand people.
During the Soviet period, national theaters, numerous cultural and educational institutions, clubs, palaces of culture, houses of pioneers, stations of young technicians, young naturalists, mass libraries were created in Lithuania, the Lithuanian Film Studio, which became famous, annually produced several feature films, was created. A powerful printing base was built, books in Lithuanian were published in mass editions, and the number of periodicals was constantly growing. In 1974 A new building of the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theater was built in Vilnius — one of the best in Europe in terms of its acoustic characteristics, with a spacious foyer and an auditorium for 1,150 seats. In 1981, a new building of the Lithuanian National Drama Theater, the Panevezhsky Drama Theater, was built in Vilnius. The Sports Palace and one of the tallest TV towers in Europe were built.
Much attention was paid to medical care and recreation of the population. In Soviet times, numerous sanatoriums, boarding houses and rest homes were built in the resort towns of Druskininkai, Birshtonas, primorsky Palanga and Nida.
In terms of the number of doctors per ten thousand inhabitants, Lithuania occupied one of the first places in Europe. In short, both the economic and social spheres of Lithuania received rapid development during their stay in the USSR.
At the same time, the average salary level in the Baltic States was three times higher than in the Russian Federation and Belarus.
But retail prices, tariffs for electricity, transport, rent, and other rates in the Baltic republics were twice lower than in the RSFSR and Belarus. In the USSR, the Baltic republics were created the most favorable conditions.
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@blazejs76 The Russians never did anything bad to other peoples, on the contrary, the Russians themselves starved and died, but saved others from death. The Russians saved the Poles from extermination during WW2. More than 600,000 Russians died saving the Poles from Hitler's Nazism. The Russians restored Poland after the war. But Dostoevsky correctly said: Russia always does a lot of good to other Slavic peoples, but never receives gratitude. Especially from the Poles. Because the Poles suffer from an inferiority complex.
But when, after the collapse of the USSR, Polish nationalists wanted to demolish everything that the Russians had built in Poland, it turned out that half of Poland needed to be demolished ... Therefore, the Poles demolish only Russian monuments)))).
And you call Russian everyone who speaks Russian))). Ask your "Russians" where they came from. These are Georgians, Ukrainians, Moldovans, etc.
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@carl2994 hahaha! You don't understand what you're writing. There's a mess in your head because of anti-Russian propaganda.
What amazing Russian occupiers!))) The occupied peoples lived better than the occupiers)))). You don't know what occupation is. The occupiers built concentration camps and crematoriums for the occupied peoples. Russian built houses, schools, institutes, theaters, film studios, sanatoriums, etc. For you, you had a better life, because the Russian fools starved themselves, but they sent you all the best. It's the Russians who have created a better life for you. But you constantly insult them for it.
There is such an anecdote: In the Lithuanian zoo, a woman with a child looked at a crocodile. A guy was standing nearby and drinking beer. Suddenly the child fell into the water to the crocodile. The guy jumped into the water and saved the child. He turned out to be Russian. And the next day, all Lithuanian media reported: "A drunk Russian took lunch from a crocodile." ha ha ha... And you can't argue)))) That's your "truth". This is how propaganda is done.
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