Original sentence: But even now some towns remains with Lithuanian majority and there are Lithuanian schools.Ceded to Poland by the Soviets after the WW2 ended.East coast of Narva (including town of Jaanilinn, now Ivangorod), Estonian territory occupied by Russia.Eastern Vilnius region part of Lithuania in early interwar period (Vilnius region), then occupied by Polish troops; when the Soviets occupied eastern Poland and Lithuania, the western part of Vilnius region was attached to Lithuania, while the whole eastern part, two thirds of the region, were attached to Belarus and an other bit ceded to Poland after the war.Eastern coast of Narva river, is not large.Larger than the east coast of Narva.Petseri region, a part of the Setumaa region of Estonia in the interwar period, at the south of Lake Peipsi, includes town of Petseri (renamed Pechory by Russians).Similar Lithuanian maps that show some territories as occupied territories rather than parts of Belarus and Russia  were banned after the court ruled that they are illegal  in Lithuania.Splitting of Setumaa endangers the cultural identity of the Setu people.Suvalkai region - part of Vilnius region in interwar.The biggest of disputed territories includes cities of Gardinas (now Hrodna) and Lyda (now Lida).Unlike in regions attached to other Soviet republics, here Lithuanians eventually gained more rights, although were discriminated at first
Edited sentence: Lithuania's current capital Vilnius and the outlying region.Lithuania's most important sea port Klaipeda (Memel) and the northern part of the Curonian Spit.Similar Lithuanian maps that show some territories as occupied territories rather than parts of Belarus and Russia  were banned after the court ruled that they are illegal in Lithuania.The following territories have been added to the Baltic States by the Soviet Union:.The medieval Russian fortress of Ivangorod, named after Ivan the Great, but renamed by Estonians to Jannilinn, with the adjacent eastern coast of the Narva River.The medieval Russian fortress of Izborsk and the famous Pskov Monastery of the Caves (Pskovo-Pechorsky Monastery) with the neighbouring town of Pechory, renamed by Estonians into Petseri region and incorporated at the Setumaa region of Estonia in the interwar period, at the south of Lake Peipsi