Why did the Lithuanians not stage an uprising even though they outnumbered the soviets?

Lithuanians did not stage an uprising against the Soviets despite being in the majority due to several factors, including fear of brutal reprisals and a lack of organized leadership. The Soviet regime employed widespread surveillance and repression, deterring many from taking action. Additionally, the complexities of political allegiance and the presence of Soviet military forces created an environment where open rebellion seemed too risky and uncertain. These factors combined to suppress potential uprisings despite the population's numerical advantage.