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'''Lithuania'''. 3.7 million people (81% Lithuanian, 8% Russian, 7% Poles, rest Belarusian and Ukrainian) predominantly Roman Catholic. | '''Lithuania'''. 3.7 million people (81% Lithuanian, 8% Russian, 7% Poles, rest Belarusian and Ukrainian) predominantly Roman Catholic. | ||
== [[Image:Estonia Historical.jpg|thumb|right| | == [[Image:Estonia Historical.jpg|thumb|right|140x140px]]Language Profiles == | ||
'''Estonia'''. Estonian language closely related to Finnish (state language in 1988). Records in German and Russian. | '''Estonia'''. Estonian language closely related to Finnish (state language in 1988). Records in German and Russian. | ||
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'''Latvia'''. Latvian language related to Lithuanian (state language in 1989). Records in German and Russian. [[Image:Latvia.jpg|right|1630x1043px]] | '''Latvia'''. Latvian language related to Lithuanian (state language in 1989). Records in German and Russian. [[Image:Latvia.jpg|right|1630x1043px]] | ||
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'''Lithuania'''. Lithuanian, oldest extant Indo-European language (state language in 1989). Records in Latin, Polish, Russian, etc. | '''Lithuania'''. Lithuanian, oldest extant Indo-European language (state language in 1989). Records in Latin, Polish, Russian, etc. | ||