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26 March, 06:03

How did the Lithuanians respond to the invasion?

1. They resisted Nazi occupation violently.

2. They attempted to avoid violence.

3. They cooperated with the Nazis to preserve their own lives.

4. They eagerly cooperated with the Nazis, eliminating most of the Jewish population within just a few months.

5. Lithuania was not invaded.

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