Samogitian autonomy movements

Target entity: Samogitian autonomy movements
Context triple: [Flag of Samogitia, associatedWith, Samogitian autonomy movements]

• A. Baltic independence movements
  Baltic independence movements were late-20th-century political and social campaigns in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania that sought to restore national sovereignty and end Soviet rule.
• B. Slovak autonomist movement
  The Slovak autonomist movement was a political current in interwar Czechoslovakia that sought greater self-government or autonomy for Slovakia, associated with figures such as Vojtech Tuka and often linked to Slovak nationalist and later collaborationist politics.
• C. Belarusian national movement
  The Belarusian national movement was a political and cultural campaign seeking self-determination and the establishment of a distinct Belarusian nation and state, particularly active in the early 20th century.
• D. Lithuanian Sąjūdis
  Lithuanian Sąjūdis was a reform movement that led Lithuania’s struggle for independence from the Soviet Union in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• E. Kashubian movement
  The Kashubian movement is a cultural and political initiative dedicated to preserving and promoting the language, traditions, and regional identity of the Kashubian people in northern Poland.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Samogitian autonomy movements
Target entity description: The Samogitian autonomy movements are regional political and cultural initiatives in Lithuania advocating greater self-governance and recognition of the distinct Samogitian identity, language, and heritage.

• A. Baltic independence movements
  Baltic independence movements were late-20th-century political and social campaigns in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania that sought to restore national sovereignty and end Soviet rule.
• B. Slovak autonomist movement
  The Slovak autonomist movement was a political current in interwar Czechoslovakia that sought greater self-government or autonomy for Slovakia, associated with figures such as Vojtech Tuka and often linked to Slovak nationalist and later collaborationist politics.
• C. Belarusian national movement
  The Belarusian national movement was a political and cultural campaign seeking self-determination and the establishment of a distinct Belarusian nation and state, particularly active in the early 20th century.
• D. Lithuanian Sąjūdis
  Lithuanian Sąjūdis was a reform movement that led Lithuania’s struggle for independence from the Soviet Union in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
• E. Kashubian movement
  The Kashubian movement is a cultural and political initiative dedicated to preserving and promoting the language, traditions, and regional identity of the Kashubian people in northern Poland.
• F. None of above. chosen