Kitty at our local shelter's ears were cut off before she was rescued, so her foster mom made some for her ♥️6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Support of the Euro. Standard Eurobarometer 97 - Summer 2022. New survey.1yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Brexiteers try to set EU flag on fire - but fail due to European fireproofing rule4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Today marks 25 years since the last occupant Soviet soldier left Lithuania.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Just 54% of Austrians say that they has benefited from being a member of the EU. Why so low?2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/Austria
In every EU Member State, more than half of respondents say that their country has benefited from being a member of the EU2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Our best wishes to our #Georgian friends on Independence Day! You can always count on #Lithuania’s support for democratic and European future of #Georgia.3yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/Sakartvelo
Riot police disperse opposition supporters during a protest rally in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi on November 18.4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Pirmas pasaulyje jau issudintas tualetinis popierius dar pries pradedant naudoti3yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
Jewish prisoners of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany, on a transport to Theresienstadt north of Prague, moments after they were liberated by the US forces on April 1945.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Sixteen years ago, on 1 May, Lithuania became a full-fledged member of the European Union.4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
On September 17, the day in 1939 when Joseph Stalin joined Adolf Hitler’s invasion of Poland, sealing that country’s terrible fate in the Second World War. On photo German and Soviet officers shaking hands following the invasion.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Lithuania's partisans in reconnaissance. From 1944 to 1953 in forests against Soviet occupation fought 50 000 men and women.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
In every EU Member State, more than half of respondents say that their country has benefited from being a member of the EU2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/EuropeanFederalists
Brexiteers try to set EU flag on fire - but fail due to European fireproofing rule :D4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Map shows the share of 25-29 year olds that still live with their parents.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
The French map of Lithuania during the Middle Ages (Yes indeed, Lithuania was an EMPIRE)4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
In every EU Member State, more than half of respondents say that their country has benefited from being a member of the EU2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europeanunion
The beginning of the withdrawal of the army of the former Soviet Union from the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. Zarasai District, 3 March 1992. [760x537]6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
On this day. Time for Europe to think, act and stay global. Welcome Chancellor Merkel to Lithuania6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
600 years old oak from pagan times. Lithuania, Ploksciai. The oak was hit by lightning.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Just 60% of Bulgarians say that they has benefited from being a member of the EU. Why so low?2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/bulgaria
Today is the day of the battle of Orsha on 8 September 1514. The much smaller army of Lithuania - Poland (under 30,000 men) defeated a force of 80,000 Muscovite soldiers, capturing their camp and commander.5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
Jewish prisoners of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany, on a transport to Theresienstadt north of Prague, moments after they were liberated by the US forces on April 1945.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Protesters carried EU flag in a protest against Russia-Belarus integration, November 2019 / AP4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Just 65% of Romanians say that they has benefited from being a member of the EU. Why so low?2yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/Romania
In Ukraine 79% are positive toward the EU despite their country not being a member.4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/ukraine
The French map of Lithuania during the Middle Ages (Yes indeed, Lithuania was an EMPIRE)4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Unexpected EU flag. Enguri checkpoint between Georgia and the breakaway region of Abkhazia.4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Lithuania's partisans in reconnaissance. From 1944 to 1953 in forests against Soviet occupation fought 50 000 men and women.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
Protesters carried EU flag in a protest against Russia-Belarus integration, November 2019 / AP4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/belarus
This photo was secretly made in 1951 in Lithuania at the moment when the families were deported from their homes to Siberia. [1533x1080]5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Ukranian guardsmen uses pepper spray in wrong way, during clashes near Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Kyiv.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Today is the day of the battle of Orsha. On 8 September 1514 the smaller army of Lithuania - Poland defeated Muscovite soldiers.5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/belarus
A patient in a hospital in Zrenjanin, Serbia took a picture of a spoon used there.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
This photo was secretly made in 1951 in Lithuania at the moment when the families were deported from their homes to Siberia.5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/europe
Unexpected EU flag. Enguri checkpoint between Georgia and the breakaway region of Abkhazia.4yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/JustEUflags
Not sure I've ever seen anyone as angry to be eating an ice cream as Donald Tusk6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Support for the Economic and Monetary Union and for the euro reaches a new record high5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/lithuania
Lithuania's partisans in reconnaissance. From 1944 to 1953 in forests against Soviet occupation fought 50 000 men and women.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
A Russian police officer detains a teenager during rally protesting retirement age hikes in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
On September 17, the day in 1939 when Joseph Stalin joined Adolf Hitler’s invasion of Poland, sealing that country’s terrible fate in the Second World War. On photo German and Soviet officers shaking hands following the invasion.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Lithuanian Vytis sculpture. This looked badass and I wanted to share it here.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Flying in First Class in the 1930s (A steward aboard the giant flying-boat, 'Canopus' serves breakfast to a passenger in a lower bunk while a woman in an upper berth waits)6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
This photo was secretly made in 1951 in Lithuania at the moment when the families were deported from their homes to Siberia.5yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/pics
Ukranian guardsmen uses pepper spray in wrong way, during clashes near Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Kyiv.6yr ⋅ LetUnityBlossom ⋅ r/funny
