Titlebook: National Minorities and Citizenship Rights in Lithuania, 1988–93; Vesna Popovski Book 2000 Vesna Popovski 2000 communism.Judaism.Russia.ru

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Conceptual and Methodological Issues Concerning Citizenship Rights of National Minoritiesfor the issue of national minorities. In their quest for freedom and statehood, national majorities in the post-communist world have not always been ready to accept minority groups as equal partners and treat them fairly. Therefore, intrinsically, the study of nationalism has involved the question o

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The Issue of Citizenship in Lithuania: Legislation and the ways it was perceivedns. The question of how national minorities – the Poles, Russians and Jews – perceived the citizenship issue was a vital element in their acceptance of the new political surroundings and political boundaries. There are a few questions which should be considered. Were people familiar with the existin

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Introduction to Part II themselves primarily in ethnic terms. The first part of this book has documented the rise of nationalism in Lithuania and the establishment of citizenship as well as the tension between the two. The next three chapters focus on the responses of minorities to these developments. As it was argued, th

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Polish Demandsese identities had been based on their understanding of what type of rights were necessary to preserve their national identity. In comparison with the Russians and Jews, all Poles in Lithuania believed in some form of autonomy, but varied according to whether they saw this in terms of territorial, p

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Jewish Answersoles but also for Jews. The Jews referred to the city as a Lithuanian Jerusalem because of its importance as a Jewish cultural centre since the time of their arrival during the reign of King Gediminas. In the independence period, . sought not only to continue the reaffirmation of Lithuanian culture

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Postscripttionalistic, as red, green and yellow (the colours of the Lithuanian national flag) became more conspicuous. In the words of Landsbergis,.We adopted an attitude to foster exactly civil consciousness and thereby to create opportunities for everybody to self-determine, to feel, to become and to be the

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