Vilnius: Lithuania was an economic donor of the USSR
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Lithuanian edition Lietuvos zinios reports that Lithuania is going to raise archival documents and monitor the financial and economic situation of the republic during the Soviet era in order to "prove that Lithuania was a donor in the Soviet Union." It should be noted that similar attempts are made by the Latvian authorities, examples of which are inspired in Vilnius.
The submission states that the head of the Center for the Study of Genocide and Resistance of Lithuania (and there is such an office in Lithuania) Ms. Burauskayte claims about the “possible” discovery in the archives of the republic of documents “confirming the economic viability of the Lithuanian SSR”. Burauskaite says that labor productivity in the Baltic republics was allegedly higher on average than in other republics of the Soviet Union. According to the spokeswoman for the said bredotsentr, it is based on this that the economic return from Lithuania was higher than the Moscow subsidies to the republic.
This suggests that Ms. Burauskaite and everyone else guided by the same logic are insanely far from understanding economic laws. Following their thinking activity, it turns out that if, for example, in Lithuania labor productivity today is slightly higher than in Romania or Bulgaria, then this gives Vilnius the right to say that it does not need subsidies from Brussels? Well, if so, then why are Lithuanian officials constantly turning to EU financial centers to get another loan? ..
In Lithuania, it is reported that the commission “by definition of damage from occupation” has already begun to “search for documents”, which will confirm the preliminary findings of the same commission. There is an opinion that the documents on the donor's role of Lithuania in the USSR cannot be found by definition, since with the level of the republican economy demonstrated by the Lithuanian SSR, it would not have been able to create that social, cultural and industrial environment on its territory for 300 years. , which the USSR presented to it, and which the new authorities managed to turn into dust in 25 years of “independence”.
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