What if the area around Wilno/Vilnius was made independent after WW1?

This is pretty self-explanatory - what if the area surrounding Vilnius/Wilno doesn't wind up controlled by Poland, Lithuania, or Belarus, but instead is made independent after WW1? Perhaps the Great Powers decide that the best way to resolve the dispute is to make the region independent. What would be the implications of this? Lithuania doesn't have its historical capital, of course, but Poland doesn't have it either. Would an independent Vilnius last, or would it get gobbled up by one of the three countries claiming it?
 
How Jewish would this nation be? Isn’t that in the heart of the Pale Settlement? Wouldn’t the Jewish population be near half or more there after ww1?
 
This is pretty self-explanatory - what if the area surrounding Vilnius/Wilno doesn't wind up controlled by Poland, Lithuania, or Belarus, but instead is made independent after WW1? Perhaps the Great Powers decide that the best way to resolve the dispute is to make the region independent. What would be the implications of this? Lithuania doesn't have its historical capital, of course, but Poland doesn't have it either. Would an independent Vilnius last, or would it get gobbled up by one of the three countries claiming it?

1. Belarus became part of the USSR.
2. IMO Vilnius would be quickly annexed by Poland, as it happened IOTL. Poles had both will and power to do it. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Żeligowski's_Mutiny
 
Don't know much but it's probably gonna be a "little country" which is thrown around by Poland, Lithuania and all the other powers around with an unstable democracy until it is annexed by one of the powers.
 
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