On this day, in 1989, around 2 million people joined hands in a human chain that stretched 600 kilometres (372 mi) across the 3 Baltic countries, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to protest against Soviet occupation of Baltic states
On this day, in 1989, around 2 million people joined hands in a human chain that stretched 600 kilometres (372 mi) across the 3 Baltic countries, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to protest against Soviet occupation of Baltic states
Twenty five years ago, about two million people in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia held hands and created a human chain to commemorate the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact signed by Nazis and Soviets, who divided Eastern Europe between themselves just prior to WW2
Atmostas Baltija, Bunda Jau Baltija, Ärgake Baltimaad. 27 years ago, the Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania formed a 2 million person chain to protest the 50th Anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact leading to their Soviet Occupation
On this day, in 1989, around 2 million people joined hands in a human chain that stretched 600 kilometres (372 mi) across the 3 Baltic countries, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to protest against Soviet occupation of Baltic states
[Video] On this day, in 1989, around 2 million people joined hands in a human chain that stretched 600 kilometres