中部リトアニア共和国(ポーランド語: Republika Litwy Środkowej、リトアニア語: Vidurio Lietuvos Respublika、ベラルーシ語: Рэспубліка Сярэдняе Літвы)あるいは単に中部リトアニア(ポーランド語: Litwa Środkowa, リトアニア語: Vidurio Lietuva または Vidurinė Lietuva、ベラルーシ語: Сярэдняя Літва)は、1920年代に東ヨーロッパに存在していた国家(ただし国際承認はされていなかった)。日本語では中央リトアニア共和国や中央リトアニアなどとも称される[2][3][4][5]。
^ ab"A Bolshevik victory over the Poles would have certainly meant a move by the Lithuanian communists, backed by the Red Army, to overthrow the Lithuanian nationalist government... Kaunas, in effect, paid for its independence with the loss of Vilna."Senn, 1962. pp. 500-507.; "If the Poles didn't stop the Soviet attack, Lithuania would fell to the Soviets... Polish victory costs the Lithuanians the city of Wilno, but saved Lithuania itself."Senas, 1992. p. 163.; "In summer 1920 Russia was working on a communist revolution in Lithuania... From this disaster Lithuania was saved by the miracle at Vistula."Rukša, 1982. p. 417.; [Piłsudski] "defended both Poland and Lithuanian from Soviet domination". Jonas Rudokas, Józef Piłsudski - wróg niepodległości Litwy czy jej wybawca?Veidas. 2005年8月25日.
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