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Much of the relationship with the history and the geography in the Baltic States is very similar to that of the rest of Europe. The States fought with each other in attempts to gain land and resources for the ruler to have power. If you look up the history of the Balkans, you will find that it will be a shorter version, with less names of both people and other countries, of the history of Europe, of which still continue today.


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Who are the Baltic countries?

Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia make up the Baltic states.

  • The Baltic nations are surrounded by the Baltic Sea, which gives the region its name, on the west and north, by Russia on the east, by Belarus on the southeast, and by Poland and a Russian exclave on the southwest.
  • Like other Eastern countries, the Baltic countries experienced a lot of historical and geographic change.
  • Land and resources have been gained and lost.
  • They have wronged other states and participated in conflicts.
  • The Baltic peoples were able to create independent republics as a result of the fall of the German and Russian empires during World War I allowed the Baltic peoples to establish independent states.

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