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Lithuania History:     more books (104)

History of Lithuania (1795-1918): Russification, Lithuanian Press Ban, Great Seimas of Vilnius, Pale of Settlement, Vilnius Conference Formation of Pollen Spectra and Interpretation Methods: Application to Late Glacial and Holocene History of Vegetation in Lithuania by Meilut? Kabailien?, 2010-06-14 Lemtingi Lietuvos Istorijos Ivykiai (Critical events in the history of Lithuania) by Juozas Brazauskas, 2002 History of Lithuania (1918-1940): Polish-lithuanian War, Act of Independence of Lithuania, Miedzymorze, 1938 Polish Ultimatum to Lithuania Military History of Lithuania During World War Ii: Reichskommissariat Ostland, Destruction Battalions, Ypatingasis Burys Lithuania: History, Nature, Culture, Cities by Audra Kairiene, 2008 Legal History of Lithuania: Golden Liberty Mindaugas: House of Mindaugas, Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Lithuania proper, Catholic Church, Livonian Order, Tatars, List of Polish monarchs, Jogaila, Edvardas ... Gudavi?ius, History of Lithuania (1219?1295) History of Lithuania: Pilgrim The Jerusalem of Lithuania: The History and Culture of the Litvaks by Jonas Morkus, 2002 Grand Duchy of Lithuania: History of Lithuania, History of Lithuania (1219?1295), Polish?Lithuanian Commonwealth, Duchy of Lithuaniaa Jewish Lithuanian History: Occupation of the Baltic States, the Holocaust in Lithuania, History of the Jews in Lithuania The burden of history? Group identity and history in East Central Europe: Belarus, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine/Last der Geschichte? Kollektive Identitat ... review): An article from: Sarmatian Review by Harry Louis, Jr. Roddy, 2009-09-01 John III Sobieski: Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Deluge (history), Battle ofVienna, Khmelnytsky Uprising, List of Polish monarchs

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81. A Brief History Of Jewish Art
    The history of Jews in lithuania was unusual and surprising. It was a history of passive if not always peaceful coexistence that went on for seven centuries.  
    http://www.jewishartnetwork.com/JewishArt/history.asp
    
    Extractions: J ewish contributions to mankind are enormous, especially from a cultural point of view. They gave us a concept of G-d [monotheism] and clear-cut standards of law [ten commandments]. Although these values are collectively understood as the Judeo-Christian ethic , the scope of their influence extends far beyond Christians and Jews. Because Hebrew was weak on abstractions, Biblical verbiage was set in concrete terms, with numerous personifications. Bezalel personified art. The name means "standing in the shadow of G-d." According to Exodus 31:1-11, G-d gave him the intelligence, wisdom and skill "to create marvelous articles." Bezalel became an architect, sculptor and designer of holy garments. He was the first Jewish artist on record, known for making the Tabernacle that contained the Ark of the Covenant. [Boris Schatz, a sculptor from Lithuania, came to Jerusalem in 1903 and founded the

82. Wilno Currently The Capital City Of Lithuania.
    /history. Wilno is the capital of the present day lithuania and one of the country s oldest cities. Wilno was granted the right of Magdeburg. Short  
    http://www.kresy.co.uk/wilno.html
    
    Extractions: Wilno In 1387 Aukstaitija (the Highlands of Lithuania) was Christianized. Wilno was granted the right of Magdeburg. Short Description/History Wilno is the capital of the present day Lithuania and one of the country's oldest cities. It stretches along both banks of the fast flowing Neris River, and is set among hills pine forests. Wilno(Vilnius) is very old city. The honour for founding Wilno is justly given to Gediminas (Lithuanian Duke) in 1323. Having declared Wilno his "Royal Town", Gediminas created the conditions for its subsequent growth as well as the political, economical and cultural center of Lithuania. Following the craftsmen in other European towns at the end of the 15th century, Wilno craftsmen began to join together by professions into guilds. Many Catholic churches and monasteries appeared in the town. Stone buildings sprang up inside the Lower Castle. The new Cathedral was among them. Crafts and trade continued to develop in the 16th century. Many beautiful new buildings in the late Gothic and Renaissance style appeared in the town. The most significant event in the cultural life of 16th century Lithuania was the founding of the Wilno Academy in 1579, which was endowed with the rights and privileges of a university. In 1795 Wilno became the center of a new gubernia consisting of the lands annexed to the Russian Empire. A number of new Classical style buildings were built, including the Cathedral, which had been reconstructed at the end of the 18th century, a new town hall, and the Governor-General's Palace. In 1860, a railway line which at that time was the first in Lithuania, crossed Wilno and connected the town with St. Petersburg, Russia and Warsaw, Poland.

83. Weather Underground: Vilnius, Lithuania Forecast
    Current Conditions. Duomenys papildyti 0850 PM EET on gegužes 15, 2004 Stebejimo vieta Vilnius, lithuania (history). 45 °F / 7 °C Smulkus lietus.  
    http://lithuanian.wunderground.com/global/stations/26730.html
    
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84. Lithuania Baha'i Community - History Of The Baha'i Faith In Lithuania
    Baha i history in lithuania click here for Baha i history - basic background. Written by Helen Smith. The first Baha i to visit  
    http://www.is.lt/bahai/history2.htm
    
    Extractions: click here for Baha'i History - basic background Written by Helen Smith The first Baha'i to visit Lithuania was Martha Root in the spring of 1927. She met some Esperantists at her hotel in Kaunas, but was unable to do much becauce of local circumstances. She came again to Kaunas in the summer of 1934 for the National Esperanto Conference, and again in October 1935. On these two occations she was much more succesfull and her visit resulted in articles appearing in local newspapers, as well as a mention of the Baha'i Faith in the Lithuania Encyclopedia (Kaunas 1934). Also in 1935, Matas Salcius wrote about the Baha'i Faith in his book "Sveciuose Pas 40 Tautu" ("Visiting 49 Nations"). Baha'is are recorded as living in two places prior to World War II, Radviliskis and Joniskis. The names of the first two Baha'is were Juozas Petrulis and Andrius Borkauskas. No trace of this former community remains. In the Ten Year Crusade (q.v., 1953 - 63), Lithuania was made the responsibility of the National Spiritual Assembly of Germany and Austria. In 1974, this responsibility was transferred to the Baha'is of Sweden.

85. A Short History Of Lithuania
    facts, maps, flags and pictures from countries around the world. A Short history of lithuania. Search Google for another short history of lithuania.  
    http://www.abacci.com/atlas/history.asp?countryID=252

86. History
    lithuaniaat-a-glance Decade of stability and progress lifts country’s profile. lithuania has a moderate climate, with cool summers and mild winters.  
    http://www.internationalspecialreports.com/europe/01/lithuania/history/
    
    Extractions: Under strict guidelines imposed by a national Currency Board, the amount of currency in circulation is tied to reserves of Lietuvos Bankas (Bank of Lithuania). Having achieved monetary stability, the Lithuanian government is committed to a gradual withdrawal from this system, leading to an official peg to the euro sometime in early 2002.

87. Lithuania, Balts Early History
    lithuania Historical Setting Early history The Library of Congress Country Studies. The Library of Congress Coutry Studies lithuania See . Early history.  
    http://slavs.freeservers.com/Lithuani.html
    
    Extractions: Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Republic of Lithuania Capitol: Vilnius General information* "Independent between the two World Wars, Lithuania was annexed by the USSR in 1940. On 11 March 1990, Lithuania became the first of the Soviet republics to declare its independence, but this proclamation was not generally recognized until September of 1991 (following the abortive coup in Moscow). The last Russian troops withdrew in 1993. Lithuania subsequently has restructured its economy for eventual integration into Western European institutions." CIA World Factbook Lithuania shall become a member in the European Union in May of 2004 Pictures from Lithuania: http://europa.eu.int/comm/enlargement/lithuania/pictures/lithuania_pictures.htm Lithuania has a large Slavic population ( Russian 8.7%, Polish 7%, Byelorussian 1.6% ) Location: Eastern Europe, bordering the Baltic Sea, between Latvia and Russia Map references: Europe Area: total: 65,200 sq km

88. Videos On Lithuania, And Vilnius, Lithuania - Central Texas Videography
    lithuania s great appreciation for the importance of history and culture has nurtured preservation and reconstruction of the highest order.  
    http://centxvid.home.texas.net/
    
    Extractions: This tour throughout Lithuania includes Moletai, Aukstaitija National Park, Rokiskis, Birzai, the Hill of Crosses near Siauliai, Nida, Klaipeda, Kaunas, Druskininkai, Kernave, Rumsiskes, Trakai, and many other outstanding locations. This video tour reveals the distinctive character of the Lithuanian people, with intriguing Cultural, Ethnographic, Artistic, and Historical phenomena at every juncture.

89. History Of Resistance
    Europe s smaller nations. Yet, lithuania boasts a rich history, a fact often forgotten in the rest of the continent. In the 14th  
    http://www.rnw.nl/hotspots/html/lit030825.html
    
    Extractions: products Friday, 04 June, 2004 Towards an expanded EU History of resistance by Thijs Papot, 25 August 2003 Lithuania is a country of flags and equestrian statues cast in bronze. These icons from a glorious past symbolise the distinctive tenacity of this small nation. Without this stubbornness, the southernmost of the three Baltic States would have been gobbled up by another country long ago. In 1991, Lithuania became the first Baltic state to fight its way to independence from the Soviet Union. The experience of Soviet repression strongly motivated Lithuania to join the European Union. Not so much because Lithuanians would like to belong to a larger political entity, but rather because they view EU membership as a way to preserve their recently won independence. Although equal in size to Benelux, Lithuania won't be playing a leading role in the 25-member Union. With a population of just 3.6 million, the Baltic state is one of Europe's smaller nations. Yet, Lithuania boasts a rich history, a fact often forgotten in the rest of the continent. In the 14th century, the grand duchy ranked among the European superpowers, stretching from the Baltic to the Black Sea and comprising large parts of what is now Russia, Belarus, Poland and Ukraine. Expansionist Russian In 1989, French scientists calculated that Europe's exact geographic centre – measured from the Urals to the Atlantic – is located some 24km north of the capital Vilnius. The finding gave a moral boost to the much-heard assertion that Lithuania is in fact a Central European country and therefore belongs to the West just as much as, say, Scandinavia.

90. History
    history OVERVIEW. Nature has been generous to lithuania. Although there are no mountains or great forests, the country s beauty lies  
    http://www.baltic.ws/lithuania/history.html

91. News
    http//www.lrt.lt/sites/istorija/!The textbook contains a number of games, tasks and variety of facts related to lithuanian history lithuania’s Christening  
    http://www.lrt.lt/eng/news/
    
    Extractions: Wishing to make its web site more diverse and attractive to young audience and to provide for its interactivity, along with historians and the “Electronic Publishing House” Lithuanian Radio and Television presents a co-production project “Get to Know More About Your Native History”. Games and amusing miscellanies have been selected from the digital textbook on Lithuanian history “The Native History” for 7 to 12 forms. Enjoy learning more about the Lithuanian history at http://www.lrt.lt/sites/istorija/!The textbook contains a number of games, tasks and variety of facts related to Lithuanian history: Lithuania’s Christening, Lublin Union, Orsha Battle, etc. As quite many games and tasks are programmable it is allowed to enter questions or tasks of your own. LITHUANIAN ARTISTS AT THE EURORADIO FESTIVAL On 1 May, the official day of the new members joining the European Union, Euroradio gives a 10-hour marathon concert “The Great EU Celebration”, where each new member-country will present the programme introducing its ethnocultural traditions. At the marathon the folk band “Sutaras” under Antanas Fokas and the Olegas Molokojedovas Jazz Quartet will represent Lithuanian Radio. Well-known folk and jazz players together have worked out an ethno-jazz programme, in which authentic folk and traditional jazz instruments sound in consonance, creating a new quality with traditional song lyrics breaking through the popular tunes of classic jazz.

92. President Of The Republic Of Lithuania - Presidential Palace History
    The years of the history of the Palace can be counted since the issuance of the edict by Grand Duke Jogaila on 17 February 1387. After lithuania converted to  
    http://www.president.lt/en/palacehistory.phtml
    
    Extractions: Photo by Dþoja Gunda Barysaitë The years of the history of the Palace can be counted since the issuance of the edict by Grand Duke Jogaila on 17 February 1387. After Lithuania converted to Christianity in 1387, Grand Duke Jogaila founded the Vilnius Diocese and donated to it a plot of land next to " Goshtautas' park on the edge of the city of Vilnius". It indicates that the land of the Bishop must have been included into the territory of the present Palace complex. The first Bishop of Vilnius, Andrius Vasila (1388-1398), built a palace that was decorated, rebuilt and expanded by its successive hosts. Documents on the Bishop Palace testify that in 1536-1555, during the days of Bishop Paulius Olshenishkis who was one of the most wealthy bishops, the Palace was the next most impressive edifice after the Royal Castle. In the 16th century, the Palace was surrounded by a huge park which surpassed even the renown in Central Europe parks of the Radziwills in plants and equipment. The last to live in the Palace was Bishop Masalskis (1730-1762). Upon his order the Palace complex was partially reconstructed by the Lithuanian architect Stuoka-Gucevichius.

93. Litauen-Nytt
    Scandinavian magazine about lithuania with information about politics, culture, history, daily life, travel and the Internet.  
    http://www.is.lt/litauen-nytt/INDEX.HTM

94. Lithuania - City Guide - In Your Pocket
    Essential travel information including visas, government, history, flights, trains, hotels, sightseeing, business listings. Also complete city guides to Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Nida, Palanga and Trakai.  
    http://www.inyourpocket.com/lithuania/en/
    
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95. Lithuania - Vilnius - Kaunas - Klaipeda - Palanga - Panevezys - Siauliai - Balti
    Budget travel guide to holiday trips to the country. Information on visa requirements and area highlights.  
    http://www.budgettravel.com/lithuan.htm
    
    Extractions: Panevezys - Siauliai - Trakai - Baltic Lithuania is part of the Balic Region - It is across the Baltic Sea from Sweden - It is borderd by Latvia - Belarus - Poland - Kaliningrad and the Baltic Sea - The terrain is beaches and coastline on the west on the Balitc Sea - The rest of the country is basically flat - There are quite a few National Parks and Nature Reserves - the Capital is Vilnius whose population is 600,000+ - Not far from Vilnius is Kaunas with a population of 500,000 + - Ferry boats depart to other parts of the Baltic Sea area and Northern Europe from the port city of Klaipeda population 250,000 and the Lithuanian Resort town of Palanga 20 miles north of Klaipeda -

96. Lithuania
    A complete guide to lithuania by Ramunas.  
    http://www2.omnitel.net/ramunas/Lietuva/

97. Travel Lithuania
    Official Lithuanian travel guide information on hotels, restaurants, museums, sight seeing  
    http://www.travel.lt

98. Lithuania Travel | Lonely Planet World Guide
    lithuania The lithuanian people are regarded as much more outgoing and less organised than their Estonian and Latvian counterparts; you ll make many friends.  
    http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/lithuania/
    
    Extractions: Lithuania Lithuania owes much to the rich cultural currents of central Europe: it once shared an empire with neighbouring Poland that stretched from the Baltic Sea almost to the Black Sea. Its capital Vilnius boasts a Baroque Old Town that is the largest in Eastern Europe and praised as the 'New Prague'. Any country that gives pride of place to a memorial statue of singer Frank Zappa has got to be worth a visit. The Lithuanian people are regarded as much more outgoing and less organised than their Estonian and Latvian counterparts; you'll make many friends. Full country name: Republic of Lithuania Area: 65,200 sq km Population: 3.59 million Capital City: Vilnius People: Lithuanian 80.6%, Russian 8.7%, Polish 7%, Byelorussian 1.6% Language: Lithuanian, Russian Religion: Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Russian Orthodox, Protestant, evangelical Christian Baptist, Islam, Judaism Government: parliamentary democracy Head of State: President Rolandas Paksas Head of Government: Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas GDP: US$30.8 billion

99. IVAIZDIS CONSULTING
    Staff selection, management, marketing, governing a personnel, human resources, registration of the companies in lithuania, accounting and auditing.  
    http://www.ivaizdis.freeservers.com

100. Ministry Of Finance Of Lithuania
     Information about Lithuanian financial market, State debt, National budget, economic statistics, Insurance companies, law, privatisation, useful links.  
     http://www.finmin.lt

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