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Dr. Karskelis, an economist from Lithuania, shares his experiences during the Soviet occupation. He discusses the Bolshevik policies that led to the confiscation of private property and the forced collectivization of farmers. The conversation also covers the harsh treatment of religious figures and the resistance of Lithuanians against Bolshevik oppression, highlighting the severe persecution faced by religious leaders and the preference for war over peace under Bolshevik rule.

Who is Dr. Karskelis and what is his significance in the context of the Soviet occupation?

• A Lithuanian bishop who opposed Bolshevism

• A farmer affected by the Bolshevik policies

• A Soviet official who supported the occupation

• An economist from Lithuania who experienced the Soviet occupation

What immediate action did the Bolsheviks take upon occupying Lithuania?

• They improved agricultural practices

• They established new educational institutions

• They promoted religious freedom

• They confiscated private property

How did Dr. Karskelis describe the Bolshevik attitude towards religion?

• Harsh and oppressive

• Unchanged and neutral

• Supportive and encouraging

• More humane and positive

What happened to religious figures under Bolshevik rule according to Dr. Karskelis?

• They were promoted to government positions

• They were ignored by the regime

• They were arrested and sometimes killed

• They were given more freedom

What was the stance of the Lithuanian bishop regarding Bolshevik rule?

• He preferred peace under Bolshevik rule

• He advocated for cooperation with the Soviets

• He preferred war over peace under Bolshevik rule

• He remained neutral and did not take a stance