In 1919, the Polish government under Chief of State Józef Piłsudski attempted to engineer a coup of the Lithuanian government, with the goal of instating a cabinet that would unify with Poland and re-establish the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The coup as we know it failed for a variety of reasons, primarily a lower than expected pool of Lithuanian support, and a premature uprising of Polish volunteers spurred by poor communications leading to the plot being discovered and snuffed out by the Lithuanians.
Unlikely as it may be, what might the ramifications of a successful coup of the Lithuanian government and subsequent restoration of the Commonwealth be?
Unlikely as it may be, what might the ramifications of a successful coup of the Lithuanian government and subsequent restoration of the Commonwealth be?
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