Lithuania was screaming so hard that his throat had to burn. But Poland’s ache was worse and so he didn’t even look in his direction, staring at Russia all the time.
“If so,” he said, eyes sparkling with triumph. “If so, then there had to be a mutiny against my boss.”
Lithuania made strange, broken voice, half-sob and half-scream.
Poland closed his eyes and was smiling, always smiling, not even moving when he felt Russia stand up, heard him moving around and leave. Not cringing when he felt Lithuania’s betrayed gaze on him. He could only smile and there was something wonderful in his chest – the awareness of complete and delicious victory.
It wasn’t until later that he realized that his smile was a perfect reflection of Russia’s.
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I tried to do some decent notes. I hope I got everything right >.> From Wikipedia:
1919: April - Poland seizes Vilnius; August - the last Bolsheviks are pushed from Lithuanian territory; September - first Russia's attempt on negotiations with Lithuania; 1920 March - Lithuania agrees on negotiations. Russia promises Lithuanians specific territory (along with Vilnius); July - Lithuania signs the pact with Russia; Bolsheviks enter Vilnius but they don't give it back to Lithuania; August - The Battle of Warsaw. In Lenin's words, the Bolsheviks "suffered an enormous defeat". Polish Army is approaching the southern borders of Lithuania. The Soviets finally transfers Vilnius to Lithuanian control and the Red Army retreats. September - the Poles gain an upper hand and are pursuing the Soviets back to the east. Soviet forces move through Lithuanian-controlled territory at will, but Polish forces that try to pursue them are arrested and interned. Lithuania's declared neutrality is challenged by Poland, which accuses Lithuania of allowing free Soviet passage through its territory. Lithuania can't deny this; 7 October - Lithuania and Poland sign an agreement which takes effect on 10 October; 8 October - Żeligowski's Mutiny - staged mutiny led by Polish General L. Żeligowski (Polish Chief of State Józef Piłsudski had surreptitiously ordered Żeligowski to carry out the operation, and revealed the truth several years later). 9 October - Żeligowski takes control of Vilnius, faking the mutiny against Piłsudski. 12 October - under heavy pressure from France and Britain, a ceasefire between Russia and Poland is signed which leads to the Treaty of Riga in 1921;
The Vilnius stays under Poland's control until 1939.
Also, I'm not a native english speaker so I'm sorry for any mistakes v.v And I hope you enjoyed!
Re: Russia/Poland - hatesex [7/7]
“If so,” he said, eyes sparkling with triumph. “If so, then there had to be a mutiny against my boss.”
Lithuania made strange, broken voice, half-sob and half-scream.
Poland closed his eyes and was smiling, always smiling, not even moving when he felt Russia stand up, heard him moving around and leave. Not cringing when he felt Lithuania’s betrayed gaze on him. He could only smile and there was something wonderful in his chest – the awareness of complete and delicious victory.
It wasn’t until later that he realized that his smile was a perfect reflection of Russia’s.
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I tried to do some decent notes. I hope I got everything right >.>
From Wikipedia:
1919:
April - Poland seizes Vilnius;
August - the last Bolsheviks are pushed from Lithuanian territory;
September - first Russia's attempt on negotiations with Lithuania;
1920
March - Lithuania agrees on negotiations. Russia promises Lithuanians specific territory (along with Vilnius);
July - Lithuania signs the pact with Russia; Bolsheviks enter Vilnius but they don't give it back to Lithuania;
August - The Battle of Warsaw. In Lenin's words, the Bolsheviks "suffered an enormous defeat". Polish Army is approaching the southern borders of Lithuania. The Soviets finally transfers Vilnius to Lithuanian control and the Red Army retreats.
September - the Poles gain an upper hand and are pursuing the Soviets back to the east. Soviet forces move through Lithuanian-controlled territory at will, but Polish forces that try to pursue them are arrested and interned. Lithuania's declared neutrality is challenged by Poland, which accuses Lithuania of allowing free Soviet passage through its territory. Lithuania can't deny this;
7 October - Lithuania and Poland sign an agreement which takes effect on 10 October;
8 October - Żeligowski's Mutiny - staged mutiny led by Polish General L. Żeligowski (Polish Chief of State Józef Piłsudski had surreptitiously ordered Żeligowski to carry out the operation, and revealed the truth several years later).
9 October - Żeligowski takes control of Vilnius, faking the mutiny against Piłsudski.
12 October - under heavy pressure from France and Britain, a ceasefire between Russia and Poland is signed which leads to the Treaty of Riga in 1921;
The Vilnius stays under Poland's control until 1939.
Also, I'm not a native english speaker so I'm sorry for any mistakes v.v
And I hope you enjoyed!