The memory of the 1941 genocide is an alltooreal reminder of the Baltic victims of the 20th century. In the years before the Second World War. the Baltic States struggled to maintain their newfound independence. their allegiances to European nations constantly shifting. By the end of the war. many of the Baltic people were deported or killed and the society they had begun to rebuild in the interwar period was more splintered than ever. The states never lost the national culture and unity they had fought for. but they were never granted their sovereign right to selfgovernment and selfdetermination. What are the proposed courses of action on the problem of the Baltic States?
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