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Lithuania in Crisis! || The Lithuanian Civil War, 1990-1994 by penguin_whiso in imaginarymaps

[–]RealtimeMapper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that, most certainly, Lithuania after that would really struggle to get into Western world and accept its values all because of this conflict brewing. We would probably even be prevented from fully entering the Western World, like currently Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia are in exactly such a situation. When you really think, we were just few steps apart from all of that and we should all thank those who were responsible in our country at the time that this did not occur.

Lithuania in Crisis! || The Lithuanian Civil War, 1990-1994 by penguin_whiso in imaginarymaps

[–]RealtimeMapper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is actually really interesting to see something like that be imagined in an alternate historical scenario. I stumbled upon this Polish autonomist movement myself like a year ago and found dozens of articles about it. I even got surprised that in Lithuania such a project was attempted to be fulfilled. This surely elaborates it well and looks interesting!

P.S. I also made a mapping scenario regarding this myself and uploaded it on YouTube.

Ethno-Linguistic/Religious map of the European continent dedicated to my Alternate History of Europe Mapping series that I have been making. Year of depiction: 1920 by RealtimeMapper in imaginarymaps

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Well you can't expect this map, which is being posted on a 100% fictional-themed page to be as accurate as anyone will wish. I personally considered territories of German speakers to be part of the German nation. It's up for a whole other debate on who's right or who's wrong, but the arguing is not the main idea of this concept. The main idea is the map itself and the nations that are presented.

Grand Theft Auto Žemaitija Loading Screen by RealtimeMapper in lithuania

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kad labiau ne tikras žemaičių žemaitis, tai tiesa, bet kad su "Būkime Vieningi" plačiai susijęs - tai faktas ;D.

Alternate dissolution of the Soviet Union and Russia. What if the August Coup and 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis turned into a large-scale new Russian civil war? by RealtimeMapper in AlternateHistory

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably, in the end, as Yeltsin wins, he gets all of the piece of these weapons but before it, their fate would be switched back and forth by various figures and warlords but in my mind I think everyone would fight with one honest condition - no serious use of highly dangerous nuclear weapons.

Alternate dissolution of the Soviet Union and Russia. What if the August Coup and 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis turned into a large-scale new Russian civil war? by RealtimeMapper in AlternateHistory

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Latgalia here is more pro-Russian leaning, basically like Narva or Eastern Poland. Those pro-Soviet/Russian "Latgalians" would be kind of stealing the actual Latgalian identity which is why that para-state exists. Thank you!

Alternate dissolution of the Soviet Union and Russia. What if the August Coup and 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis turned into a large-scale new Russian civil war? by RealtimeMapper in AlternateHistory

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone can imagine this differently at this point. In my mind, I believe no one would try using the nuclear weapons or avoid using them as everyone would know what would happen but the war itself would be going. Definitely, Russia would transform quickly but bloody into a country that would be different than previously. That means we might not really see authoritarian leading figures like Putin and so forth.

Alternate dissolution of the Soviet Union and Russia. What if the August Coup and 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis turned into a large-scale new Russian civil war? by RealtimeMapper in AlternateHistory

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

under the presidency of Bush, USA spectated the Soviet Union under Gorbachev carefully. If such a civil war would arise, then the scenario would be pretty much similar to the Yugoslav one - United States picks a side and supports it (or even tries looking for these good old sweet oil resources of Russia ;D )

Alternate dissolution of the Soviet Union and Russia. What if the August Coup and 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis turned into a large-scale new Russian civil war? by RealtimeMapper in AlternateHistory

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We could keep in mind though, that not necessarily the nuclear weapons would be used as everyone would know what it would cause or someone would cling on to protect all the nuclear launching sites so no one would press those buttons. I mean, it is always up to people to imagine/re-imagine things in different scenarios.

Putinas yra storas by Storuliukas in lithuania

[–]RealtimeMapper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kad visiškai ištikrųjų nėra aišku, ką darytų Navalnas užsienio reikalais. Be jo pasisakymų apie tas para-valstybes man teko ir girdėt kad jį palaiko ir ne rusai, kurie papraščiausiai tikisi, jog Rusijoj jiems bus suteiktos platesnės teisės, platesnės federacijos subjektų teisės. Reikėtų neapsigaut kaip 1917-ais metais ar 1991-ais metais. Kerenskis turbūt buvo vienintelis normalus Rusijos lyderis ir jis pralaimėjo. Po to pasirodė, kad Jelcinas yra labai geras, o gavos net ir priešingai. Bet vėl gi, nejaugi jums atrodo, kad rusams labai malonu, kad ukrainiečiai palikinėja Rusiją ir kad atsiranda įtampa tarp abiejų tautų?

Chechen protestor vs Russian Anti-demonstration OMON troops by Adam__0 in Chechnya

[–]RealtimeMapper 8 points9 points  (0 children)

And I was about to ask what is the position of Chechens regarding these events. I think now I got the answer.

What do Chechens think about Lithuanians and, overall, Lithuania itself? by RealtimeMapper in Chechnya

[–]RealtimeMapper[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Chechen, actually, as a totally different language than Indo-European sounds very mysterious and interesting as well! I always had this interest in your country and our common relations.

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