About: Baltica (Alternity)

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The region has, for the past half-century, been under the control of three separate governments, twice by the USSR and once by Nazi Germany in World War II, and by the current government since 1991. It was occupied by the Soviets in 1940 after the national government caved to their threat of invasion, fell to the Nazis within a year, and stayed under their control until 1944, when the Soviet Red Army retook the region, leaving it under the heel of Communism for the next forty-six years. At last, in March 1990, following the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and the Berlin Wall the previous year, Baltica declared its independence, which was formally recognized by the USSR in September 1991.

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rdfs:label	Baltica (Alternity)
rdfs:comment	The region has, for the past half-century, been under the control of three separate governments, twice by the USSR and once by Nazi Germany in World War II, and by the current government since 1991. It was occupied by the Soviets in 1940 after the national government caved to their threat of invasion, fell to the Nazis within a year, and stayed under their control until 1944, when the Soviet Red Army retook the region, leaving it under the heel of Communism for the next forty-six years. At last, in March 1990, following the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and the Berlin Wall the previous year, Baltica declared its independence, which was formally recognized by the USSR in September 1991.
dcterms:subject	Nations (Alternity) Alternity Alternity Nations (Alternity) Baltic States Baltic States Baltica (Alternity) Baltica (Alternity) Europe Europe Europe (Alternity) Europe (Alternity)
city largest	Vilnius
CoGtitle	Prime Minister
city other	Riga, Tallinn
ind date	March 1990
ind from	Soviet Union
name short	Baltica
HoStitle	President
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Timeline	Alternity
Name en	Republic of the Baltic States
Name	Baltijos Šalių Respublika
coa caption	Coat of Arms
regime	Federal parliamentary republic
Internet TLD	.bl
Language	Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian
Currency	Euro
Seal	Coat of Arms of Baltica .svg
Population	5647000(xsd:integer)
Flag caption	Flag
Governing body	Parliament
Religion	Christianity Roman Catholicism
Demonym	Balt, Baltic
Timezone	Eastern European Time
language other	Russian, English, German
map width	281(xsd:integer)
otl	Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
seal width	75(xsd:integer)
Capital	Vilnius
Motto	Iš Neviltis vienybė
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Flag	Flag of the Baltic Republic .svg
motto en	Unity From Despair
ind rec	September 1991
summer time	EEST
abstract	The region has, for the past half-century, been under the control of three separate governments, twice by the USSR and once by Nazi Germany in World War II, and by the current government since 1991. It was occupied by the Soviets in 1940 after the national government caved to their threat of invasion, fell to the Nazis within a year, and stayed under their control until 1944, when the Soviet Red Army retook the region, leaving it under the heel of Communism for the next forty-six years. At last, in March 1990, following the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and the Berlin Wall the previous year, Baltica declared its independence, which was formally recognized by the USSR in September 1991. Since independence, Baltica has made a concerted effort to improve its infrastructure and economy, as well as its international relations. It is strongly considering NATO membership, which would provide an influx of military units for national security and potentially make a positive impact on the economy in the area of sorely-needed job growth. To that end, it is already a partner nation of the Soviet Union in both the G11 and G30, and has gained entry into the European Union as well.

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