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About: Polish National Territorial Region     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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The Polish National Territorial Region (Polish: Polski Kraj Narodowo-Terytorialny) was a proposed autonomous region in Lithuania, unilaterally proclaimed by the local Polish-Lithuanian politicians, strongly associated with pro-Soviet Yedinstvo movement on 6 September 1990. The proposed separatist region should have included the districts of Vilnius (without the city of Vilnius), Šalčininkai and adjacent parts of some other districts — where Poles formed the majority of the population. This Eastern part of Lithuania had been part of Poland during the Interwar period before being attached to Lithuania under the Mutual Assistance Treaty with the Soviet Union in 1939. The proposed capital of the region was Nowa Wilejka (Naujoji Vilnia, an eastern part of Vilnius) which had 34% Polish populatio