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Sep. 9th, 2014|02:29 pm |
"According to data provided by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence, 1,562 young people refused forced service in the Soviet army after 11 March 1990. Of them, 67 were taken to Soviet military units by force, 20 were sentenced to jail terms, three faced criminal charges and three died.
Another 1,465 were forced to go into hiding, change their place of residence and leave families to avoid forced service or repressions by the Soviet army or the Soviet authorities."
"Russia has reopened 25-year-old cases that may lead to criminal charges against young people who refused to serve in the Soviet army in 1990-1991"
"The State Security Department strongly urges the citizens of the Republic of Lithuania who listened to the Lithuanian government's call and refused to serve in the Soviet army to refrain from travels to Russia, Belarus and other countries that are not members of the European Union or NATO."
bet tā pirmā rindkopa. ziniet, ejiet jūs dirst ar savu militāro sūdu. gribi mieru - gatavjoies karam. bulšits. gatavoties karam nozīmē gatavoties karam un karot. tur nekāda miera nav. tur nav nekādas brīvības, cilvēcības, personas autonomijas, nekā, kas vispār attiecas uz dzīvot vērtu dzīvi. dzīvot vērtu pasauli. |
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