Perhaps comments like these did change something. Anyway, I was not trying to offend you in any way, I simply thought that you'd catch the irony in my comment. Apparently you didn't, so I'm rephrasing it: in my honest oppinion the relation between a state that was formed in the effect of the Polish-Lithuanian conflict of 1922 and the Russian revolution of 1917 is obscure, to say the least. The Republic of Central Lithuania was neither formed because of the revolution nor during it. I kindly ask you to explain the connection between the Russian revolution and Central Lithuania before you put back the category. I know that the communist propaganda portrayed the independence of much of Central and Eastern Europe as a consequence of one of Lenin's speeches in which he gave those states (he did not have influence on whatsoever) a right to secede, though this doesn't hold the water at all. 

Also, I do not monitor your talk page so please respond at my talk page rather than yours. tt