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The 16 pages that link to Lithuania, each with the reason it gives.

• Semi-presidential systemBroader topic: Its practice demonstrates how a strong parliamentary majority can constrain presidential influence.

• PolandCompared with: The two states have a long history of political union and a modern shared border.

• Livonian Brothers of the SwordRelated: Lithuanian resistance constrained the order’s southern expansion.

• Third Partition of PolandRelated: The partition also divided Lithuanian lands, not only territories associated with Poland.

• VilniusNarrower topic: Vilnius’s modern political role is inseparable from Lithuania’s statehood.

• EstoniaRelated: Estonia and Lithuania share regional institutions and a history of Soviet occupation.

• LatviaCompared with: The southern neighbor shares Baltic identity but follows a different linguistic and historical path.

• SamogitiaNarrower topic: Samogitia is now principally within Lithuania and forms part of its regional heritage.

• KaunasNarrower topic: Kaunas’s history reflects the political and cultural development of Lithuania as a whole.

• Lithuanian JewsNarrower topic: The modern country is one geographic center of the communities’ historical identity.

• Arvydas SabonisNarrower topic: Sabonis was born in Kaunas and became one of Lithuania's most prominent athletes.

• Curonian SpitNarrower topic: The northern part of the spit belongs to Lithuania.

• GrodnoRelated: Grodno lies near Lithuania, whose history is closely linked to the region.

• KlaipėdaNarrower topic: Klaipėda is Lithuania’s westernmost major city and principal seaport.

• Suwałki GapBroader topic: Its southern border with Poland forms part of the corridor.

• BoroldaiRelated: Mongol forces under Boroldai campaigned against Lithuanian territories.