Baltic states
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Official languages | Estonian Latvian Lithuanian |
Official script | Latin |
Demonym(s) | Baltic |
Establishment | |
•
Restoration of Lithuania
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16 February 1918 |
•
Establishment of Estonia
|
21 February 1918 |
•
Establishment of Latvia
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18 November 1918 |
12 September 1934 | |
15 June 1940 – 6 September 1991 | |
•
Guerrilla war against
Soviet Union
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1944–1956 |
11 March 1990 4 May 1990 8 May 1990 |
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• All Baltic states admitted to the
UN
|
17 September 1991 |
Area | |
• Total
|
175,015 km2 (67,574 sq mi)[1] |
Population | |
• 2020 estimate
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6.1 million[2] |
• Density
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34.85/km2 (90.3/sq mi) |
Time zone | |
Calling code |
Baltic states
|
|
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|
Official languages | Estonian Latvian Lithuanian |
Official script | Latin |
Demonym(s) | Baltic |
Establishment | |
•
Restoration of Lithuania
|
16 February 1918 |
•
Establishment of Estonia
|
21 February 1918 |
•
Establishment of Latvia
|
18 November 1918 |
12 September 1934 | |
15 June 1940 – 6 September 1991 | |
•
Guerrilla war against
Soviet Union
|
1944–1956 |
11 March 1990 4 May 1990 8 May 1990 |
|
• All Baltic states admitted to the
UN
|
17 September 1991 |
Area | |
• Total
|
175,015 km2 (67,574 sq mi)[1] |
Population | |
• 2020 estimate
|
6.1 million[2] |
• Density
|
34.85/km2 (90.3/sq mi) |
Time zone | |
Calling code |