The Council of the Baltic States
Statement on the Resolution of the USSR Supreme Soviet "On the Results of
the USSR Referendum of March 17, 1991"
The Council of the Baltic States
Statement on the Resolution of the USSR Supreme Soviet "On the Results of
the USSR Referendum of March 17, 1991"
The Resolution of the USSR Supreme Soviet of March 21, 1991 "On the Results
of the USSR Referendum of March 17, 1991" poses a possibility for certain
interpretations, i.e. that this resolution also relates to the Baltic States
(the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Latvia and the Republic of
Lithuania).
To this effect the Baltic States, which do not constitute a part of the
USSR, declare that the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Latvia and the
Republic of Lithuania are on a course, set in 1990 by their democratically -
elected Supreme Councils with the adoption of the acts re-establishing
their independence, as well as by their nations through the referendums and
plebiscites held in these Republics on February 9 and March 3, 1991
respectively.
The March 17, 1991 Referendum of the USSR has no legal effect upon the
Baltic States and can in no way justify the use of pressure or force against
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania by the USSR authorities.
Jurmala, April 13, 1991
A.R��tel
Supreme Council, Republic of Estonia,
A.Gorbunovs
Supreme Council, Republic of Latvia
V.Landsbergis
Supreme Council, Republic of Lithuania
Source:
fax from Info Office of the Rep. Of Latvia
Commentaires:
, Suisse Romande, 30 novembre 2000
Mise à jour: 30 novembre 2000
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