> Czech Republic was still bound together with Slovakia by that time (
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czechoslovakia) and just like Hungary was
> invaded by Russian army but was not part of Russia (Soviet Union to be mo=
re
> precise) =A0--

Statements like:

  > unlike Lithuania or Ukraine for example.

Are very risky and probably best not made as general statements.
While no doubt made in good faith, and an eye to what some historians
will tell you, and what Wikipedia and/or other sources may say, they
do not match everyone's opinions and some will argue extremely
forcibly that the SU never had any more right to the Baltic Republics
than to any other disputed state.

I am less aware of whether Ukrainians generally have strong feelings
about the merits of their inclusion in the SU.


                     Russell






Before the World War
> I. it was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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> Tamas
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