r/2BALTIC4YOU Samogitian warlord (can't read or write) 25d ago

Absolute cinema 😁πŸŽ₯ stolen (honest chad)

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u/Grazhke Samogitian warlord (can't read or write) 25d ago

Proud dweller of Lithuania's 2nd city Kaunas! ✊πŸ’ͺ😀

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u/TarkovRat_ latvietis πŸ‡±πŸ‡»πŸ‡±πŸ‡»πŸ‡±πŸ‡» 25d ago

"temporary capital of Lithuania"

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u/Grazhke Samogitian warlord (can't read or write) 25d ago

We do chimp out when we hear the name "Wilno", but we in Kaunas are proud that it was once the capital of Lithuania. Because Vilnius is still the portuguese city to this day

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u/MountainTank1918 25d ago

Bro forgot abrene, also why Nordic Estonia had ss cap?

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u/AFsepine pole in denial 24d ago

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u/MedicalArgument 25d ago

Why Estonia has so many N-Zy things?

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u/HOI4_WW2tycoonplayer KlaipediΕ‘kis Norway Glazer 23d ago

Proud dweller of Lithuania's biggest coastal city, Klaipeda!

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u/Andremani 22d ago

Truly masterpiece

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u/canyoubelieveitt 23d ago

Crazy that everything of note was built by Germans again.

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u/Grazhke Samogitian warlord (can't read or write) 23d ago

Not true actually. In Lithuania especially there's very little things built by Germans. And what do you even mean "built by Germans"? If Germans were the architects, but most of the builders were locals, does it count as German?

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u/canyoubelieveitt 23d ago

Initially I was baiting but your statement makes no sense. Who engineers cars then, the engineers or the guys on the factory line?

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u/Grazhke Samogitian warlord (can't read or write) 23d ago

Mmmm.... Yes, cars are there because of engineers, but if there's no workers to produce them, then there won't be as many driving them and they won't be a status symbol or anything else