Lithuania | Envoy to Poland

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From: Gitanas Nausėda, President of Lithuania
To: Konstanty Radziwiłł, Polish Ambassador to Lithuania
CC: King Stanislaus Grabowski, King of Poland
Topic: Polish-Lithuanian Relations

Republic of Lithuania​

My friend to the south for the longest of times we were brothers in arms fighting the world to carve an empire together yet as that empire fell so have our relations. I hope to now remedy that fact I hope that we can work together to bring prosperity to eastern europe and show europe that peace can be achieved. The commonwealth may have fallen yet our Brotherhood does not need to do the same.

But, to get back on topic I would like to establish a formal Cordial relations with your Kingdom By establishing a formal Embassy in Warsaw, Krakow and Suwałki. We would also like to propose a joint military Trade agreement and finally a Non-Aggression Pact to finalize the safety of both countries from war.

Signed: Gitanas Nausėda, President of Lithuania

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To: Gitanas Nausėda, President of Lithuania novistang

Subject: Diplomatic Relations

CC: Konstanty Radziwiłł; Stanislaus Grabowski

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Greetings, All of us at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wish to thank you for reaching out to our ambassador to Lithuania about such a monumental occasion. It is true our two nations have a deep and storied history tracing back to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of the 16th century, and even further back as two separate entities. As you may know, Poland’s chief goal for its European diplomatic missions is to create a more stable and sustainable Eastern Europe, and a stronger Europe as a whole. And we are amenable to the points you have mentioned in your communication to the Ambassador Radziwiłł, and offer the Lithuanian people something on top of those things. We propose the start of an organization that would be similar to TASA, that spans nations across the Atlantic such as the United States and the United Kingdom, but would solely involve Eastern European nations such as ours. Even if such a thing does not interest your government at this time, Poland would still be open to allowing a joint military agreement, trade agreement and a non-aggression pact between our two nations. Si Deus nobiscum quis contra nos

Sincerely, Bogdan Borusewicz Minister of Foreign Affairs

 

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From: Gitanas Nausėda, President of Lithuania
To: Konstanty Radziwiłł, Polish Ambassador to Lithuania
CC: King Stanislaus Grabowski, King of Poland
Topic: Polish-Lithuanian Relations

Republic of Lithuania
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Greetings,
We would Gladly accept this new alliance proposal, But I have to ask what will this alliance entail? A simple military alliance, Military and Economic? or Something even more extreme like a brand new revitalization of the 2 seas concept? Depending on what this alliance is entailing we would be willing. The Lithuanian People have always been a proud people standing independently in a storm of this fast pacing world. From standing Alone against the Soviets Out of Spite for Both your country and my baltic brothers for the old Polish-Lithuanian war. Now Lithuania must modernize and an alliance would greatly help that process. While we go through the necessary papers required for such an alliance A N.A.P, Trade Agreement and the Joint Military Agreement are to be accepted!

Sincerely: Gitanas Nausėda, President of Lithuania
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To: Gitanas Nausėda; President of Lithuania

Subject: Polish-Lithuanian Relations

CC: Konstanty Radziwiłł; Stanislaus Grabowski

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President Nausėda, Poland commiserates with the Lithuanian people who, indeed, have stood proud against an ever changing, fast-paced world. Poland has done much the same and has many regrets in doing so but none more so than abandoning longtime friend and ally Lithuania to the ravages of time. As for the proposed alliance mentioned on my prior communication, our proposed Alliance would be similar to the American TASA. A proposed intergovernmental military and economic alliance that will, hopefully, one day encompass all of Eastern Europe as its membership. This is a goal that Poland has been working on for a long time and have had plenty of time to think about what would be involved. At the onset of the alliance it would be a simple military and economic alliance between participating members with annual war games for land, air, and sea to ensure our forces will stand up to Foreign aggressors. In the near future of establishing this group we would also propose a joint space agency be established as an umbrella group to assist in modernizing our citizens and our militaries. Members of this group would also be given rights to purchase advanced Polish vehicles and weapons for at cost prices rather than the mark up directly from the Polish Government rather than from the Polish Defense Exports We support signing a Non-Aggression Pact, trade agreement, and a joint military agreement once the documentation has been established and reviewed by both of our governments.

Sincerely, Bogdan Borusewicz Minister of Foreign Affairs Kingdom of Poland

 

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