Lithuania become part of the Russian Empire in the foreseeable future.

Veritas wrote:

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If it takes five gallons of gas to travel to a particular city and you only have four gallons, then you will not make it. The Red Army barely hung on in the early years of the war. They needed everything they had to prevail. The U.S. supplied hundreds of thousands of trucks, 2,000 locomotives, and 11,000 rail cars. Do you think that the Red Army could have hung on without the transport of food, clothing, guns, and munitions to the front lines of the war?
You have no common sense and cannot think rationally. I guess you aren't Russian after all. You know nothing about the Battle of Leningrad or how close the Soviet Army came to disaster. Without American supplies, the Red Army could not have hung on until the turning point of the war at the Battle of Leningrad.

AbeUG wrote:

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No he is Russian. He admitted it on another topic.
He also admitted that he is not a Pole....but that he "grew up in Poland". Yeah right.
I wouldn't take seriously anything this guy says. He was using the name ZeligowSKI just to bait anti-Polish sentiment.

AbeUG wrote:

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No he is Russian. He admitted it on another topic.
He also admitted that he is not a Pole....but that he "grew up in Poland". Yeah right.
I wouldn't take seriously anything this guy says. He was using the name ZeligowSKI just to bait anti-Polish sentiment.

Veritas wrote:

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He is indeed Russian. I was being facetious. Only a Russian would purposely deny knowing the history of his own country.