Lithuanians make up 83.1% of Lithuania's population, with Poles being the largest minority at 6%. Other significant minority groups include Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians, Germans, Jews, Tatars, Latvians, and Roma. The document discusses ethnic composition, rights like freedom of press, education, and political equality for minorities in Lithuania. It also provides some interesting facts and quotes related to nationality and diversity.

2. Historical background
The Union of Lublin Russian Empire USSR

3. Ethnic composition of the Lithuanian population
Lithuanians – 83.1 % (2,765,600)
Poles – 6.0 % (201,500)
Russians – 4.8 % (161,700)
Belarusians – 1.1 % (35,900)
Ukrainians – 0.6 % (19,700)
Germans – 0.1 % (3,200)
Jews – 0.1 % (3,200.)
Tatars – 0.1 % (2,800)
Latvians – 0.1 % (2,300)
Roma – 0.1 % (2,400)
Other ethnic group – 0.2 % (8,200)

4. They are concentrated…
Poles
Russians
Romani
Jews

5. Relations
Yes

6. RIGHTS
Press
Education
Nationality
Political equality
Freedom

7. Press

8. Education

9. Political equality
the right to elect and be elected

10. Russians

11. Poles

12. Interesting facts

13. Freedom
"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind
don't matter and those who matter don't mind.“
- Theodor Seuss Geisel

14. Our true nationality is mankindOur true nationality is mankind