Portal:Lithuania

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Welcome to the Lithuania Portal — Sveiki atvykę į Lietuvos Portalą

Lithuania, officially the Republic of Lithuania, is a country in the Baltic region of Europe. It is one of three Baltic states and lies on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, bordered by Latvia to the north, Belarus to the east and south, Poland to the south, and the Russian semi-exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast to the southwest, with a maritime border with Sweden to the west. Lithuania covers an area of 65,300 km² (25,200 sq mi), with a population of 2.89 million. Its capital and largest city is Vilnius; other major cities include Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys. Lithuanians who are the titular nation and form the majority of the country's population, belong to the ethnolinguistic group of Balts and speak Lithuanian.

For millennia, the southeastern shores of the Baltic Sea were inhabited by various Baltic tribes. In the 1230s, Lithuanian lands were united for the first time by Mindaugas, who formed the Kingdom of Lithuania on 6 July 1253. Subsequent expansion and consolidation resulted in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, which by the 14th century was the largest country in Europe. In 1386, the Grand Duchy entered into a de facto personal union with the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. The two realms were united into the bi-confederal Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1569, forming one of the largest and most prosperous states in Europe. The Commonwealth lasted more than two centuries, until neighbouring countries gradually dismantled it between 1772 and 1795, with the Russian Empire annexing most of Lithuania's territory.

Towards the end of World War I, Lithuania declared Independence in 1918, founding the modern Republic of Lithuania. In World War II, Lithuania was occupied by the Soviet Union, then by Nazi Germany, before being reoccupied by the Soviets in 1944. Lithuanian armed resistance to the Soviet occupation lasted until the early 1950s. On 11 March 1990, a year before the formal dissolution of the Soviet Union, Lithuania became the first Soviet republic to break away when it proclaimed the restoration of its independence. (Full article...)

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Comparison of planned and actual territorial changes in the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact (click on the image for higher resolution). Soviet sphere of influence and territorial acquisitions are in orange.

The Soviet Union issued an ultimatum to Lithuania before midnight of 14 June 1940. The Soviets, using a formal pretext, demanded that an unspecified number of Soviet soldiers be allowed to enter the Lithuanian territory and that a new pro-Soviet government (later known as the "People's Government") be formed. The ultimatum and subsequent incorporation of Lithuania into the Soviet Union stemmed from the division of Eastern Europe into the German and Soviet spheres of influence agreed in the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact of August 1939. Lithuania, along with Latvia and Estonia, fell into the Soviet sphere. According to the Soviet–Lithuanian Mutual Assistance Treaty of October 1939, Lithuania agreed to allow some 20,000 Soviets troops to be stationed at bases within Lithuania in exchange for receiving a portion of the Vilnius Region (previously Polish territory). Further Soviet actions to establish its dominance in its sphere of influence were delayed by the Winter War with Finland and resumed in spring 1940 when Germany was making rapid advances in western Europe. Despite the threat to the country's independence, Lithuanian authorities did little to plan for contingencies and were unprepared for the ultimatum.

With Soviet troops already stationed in the country in accordance with to the Mutual Assistance Treaty, it was impossible to mount effective military resistance. On 15 June, Lithuania unconditionally accepted the ultimatum and lost its independence. The Soviets sought to show the world that this was not a military occupation and annexation, but a socialist revolution initiated by the local population demanding to join the Soviet Union. In conformity with this, the Soviets followed semi-legal procedures: they took control of the governmental institutions, installed a puppet government, and carried out show elections to the People's Seimas. During its first session, the Seimas proclaimed the creation of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic and petitioned to be admitted into the Soviet Union. The petition was officially accepted by the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union on 3 August 1940. At the same time, almost identical processes took place in Latvia and Estonia. Lithuania would not regain its independence until the proclamation of the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania on 11 March 1990. (Full article...)

General images

The following are images from various Lithuania-related articles on Wikipedia.

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  The Picture Gallery in Vilnius' Chodkiewicz Palace (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Map of the Polish population in Lithuania on the basis of elections to the parliament of Lithuania in 1923, censuses in 1921 and elections to the polish Sejm in 1922.

    over 75% Polish

    50% – 75% Polish

    30% – 50% Polish

    20% – 30% Polish

    10% – 20% Polish

    5% – 10% Polish

    1% – 5% Polish

    under 1% Polish

  (from History of Lithuania)
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  Vincas Kudirka (from History of Lithuania)
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  Simple Words of Catechism by Martynas Mažvydas was the first Lithuanian book and was published in 1547. (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  East of the Baltic tribes: Kievan Rus' (from History of Lithuania)
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  State of the Teutonic Order in 1260 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Church of St. Johns in Vilnius. Example of Vilnian Baroque style (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  German soldiers and locals watch a Lithuanian synagogue burn in 1941. (from History of Lithuania)
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  The Great Courtyard of Vilnius University and the Church of St. Johns (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  St. Anne's Church and the church of the Bernardine Monastery in Vilnius. Two examples of Gothic architecture. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Celebrations of the 100th anniversary of the restoration of statehood of Lithuania with foreign leaders (Vilnius, 2018) (from History of Lithuania)
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  The Grand Duchy of Lithuania within the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth c. 1635 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Peace agreement between Gediminas and the Teutonic Order (from History of Lithuania)
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  The Third Statute of Lithuania (confirmed in 1588), which stated that Poland and Lithuania have equal rights within the Commonwealth (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Seal of Mindaugas (from History of Lithuania)
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  A facsimile of a page from Sebastian Münster atlas Cosmographia universalis (first edition 1544), describing the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1544 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Act of Kreva signed on 14 August 1385 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian territorial issues 1939–1940 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Royal insignias of the rulers of Lithuania in the Vilnius Cathedral, 1931 (from History of Lithuania)
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  The original twenty members of the Council of Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  A ceremony of Lithuanian modern pagans. (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Traditional Lithuanian house from late 19th century (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  First Lithuanian legal statute, implemented in 1522–1529 (from History of Lithuania)
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  The preservation of the Great Seal of Lithuania (pictured, dating to 1623) when concluding the Union of Lublin meant that the elected monarchs acts without being confirmed with the Lithuanian seals were void in Lithuania. These Lithuanian seals were in possession of the Lithuanian Grand Chancellor (Great Seal) and Lithuanian Vice-Chancellor (Lesser Seal). (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Presidium and secretariat of the Vilnius Conference (from History of Lithuania)
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  Restored Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, which was reconstructed in a Renaissance style by Sigismund I the Old and his son Sigismund II Augustus (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Joseph Stalin, Joachim von Ribbentrop and others at the signing of the German–Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian artist Jonas Mekas, regarded as godfather of American avant-garde cinema (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Simonas Daukantas (from History of Lithuania)
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  Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  A flyer with a proposed agenda for the Great Seimas of Vilnius; it was rejected by the delegates and a more politically activist schedule was adopted (from History of Lithuania)
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  Distribution of ethnic Lithuanian population during the 19th century

    over 50% Lithuanian

    30% – 50% Lithuanian

    20% – 30% Lithuanian

    10% – 20% Lithuanian

    5% – 10% Lithuanian

    3% – 5% Lithuanian

    1% – 3% Lithuanian

  (from History of Lithuania)
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  The plan of deportations of the civilian population in Lithuania during the Operation Priboi (1949) created by the Soviet MGB. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Administrative divisions of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 17th century (from History of Lithuania)
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  Unarmed Lithuanian citizen standing against a Soviet tank during the January Events. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian basketball clubs Žalgiris and Šiauliai playing a match (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Columns of Gediminas (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Antanas Smetona, the first and last president of independent Lithuania during the interbellum years. The 1918–1939 period is often known as "Smetona's time". (from History of Lithuania)
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  Hetman Kristupas II Radvila (Krzysztof Radziwiłł, 1585–1640), a Lithuanian Calvinist and an accomplished military commander (from History of Lithuania)
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  Gediminas' Tower and other remnants of the Upper Castle in Vilnius (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Eastern Old Lithuanians and their lands in the 11th–12th centuries (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Pope Innocent IV's bull regarding Lithuania's placement under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Rome, Mindaugas' baptism and coronation (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania and its administrative divisions in 1385. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  A Lithuanian folklore band Kūlgrinda performing in Vilnius (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Konstanty Kalinowski (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian resistance fighters, commanded by the Provisional Government, lead the disarmed soldiers of the Red Army in Kaunas during the June Uprising in 1941 (from History of Lithuania)
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  An Anti-Soviet rally in Vingis Park of about 250,000 people. Sąjūdis was a movement which led to the restoration of an Independent State of Lithuania. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Aušra, originally spelled Auszra, formulated the ideas of Lithuanian nationalism (from History of Lithuania)
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  Coin of the Principality of Kiev, around the time of Vladimir Olgerdovich (1362–1394), imitating a Gulistan mint dang of Golden Horde ruler Jani Beg (Jambek). Uncertain Kiev region mint. Pseudo-Arabic legend. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  King Władysław IV's universal of March 22, 1639 forbidding his subjects to hunt on the territory of Ducal Prussia. The universal was translated into Old Lithuanian at the Prussian chancellery. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Jogaila's treaty with the Teutonic Knights precipitated the fall of Kęstutis. (from History of Lithuania)
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  The first printed book in Lithuanian Catechism of Martynas Mažvydas by Martynas Mažvydas (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Map of the ancient Baltic homelands at the time of the Hunnish invasions (3rd-4th c. AD). Baltic cultural areas (identified archaeologically) are in purple. The Baltic sphere originally covered Eastern Europe from the Baltic Sea to modern Moscow. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Description of Kernavė as "Kiernow primum M. Duci Lith. domicilium" (English: Kernavė, the first residence-capital of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania) in the Radziwiłł map (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Opera performance Sun & Sea (Marina) at 2019 Venice Biennale (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Grodno Military Command, loyal to Lithuania, decorated with three flags of Lithuania, Belarus, and with the Coat of arms of Lithuania, January 1919 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Biržai Castle (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Modern Lithuania with the former Russian Empire's administrative divisions (governorates) shown (1867–1914). (from History of Lithuania)
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  Leaders of the Supreme Council of Lithuania on 11 March 1990, after promulgation of the Act of the Re-Establishment of the State of Lithuania in Vilnius (from History of Lithuania)
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  Former KGB headquarters in Vilnius, containing the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights. (from History of Lithuania)
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  16th-century image of Algirdas, one of the great rulers of 14th-century Europe (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lubart's Castle in Ukraine, built by the son of Gediminas' Liubartas in the mid-14th century, is famous for the Congress of Lutsk which took place in 1429 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Poland and Lithuania after the Union of Lublin (1569) (from History of Lithuania)
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  Sigismund II Augustus took decisive steps to ensure preservation of the union after his death (from History of Lithuania)
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  Adam Mickiewicz was a Polish–Lithuanian poet when the Polish–Lithuanian state no longer existed (from History of Lithuania)
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  Battle of Grunwald was one of the largest battles in Medieval Europe and is regarded as one of the most important victories in the history of Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  Oldest surviving manuscript in the Lithuanian language (beginning of the 16th century), rewritten from a 15th-century original text (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania's name in writing, 1009 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  1864 Lithuanian prayer book, printed in the Latin characters and therefore prohibited. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Gediminas' Tower in Vilnius, built under Vytautas (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian–Polish territorial disputes in the early 1920s, including the Republic of Central Lithuania. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Constitution of 3 May, one of the first official state documents issued in both Polish and Lithuanian, Lithuanian edition (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Counties of Lithuania 1920–1939 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Kernavė Mounds (from History of Lithuania)
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  Poland and Lithuania in 1386–1434 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian armed resistance against Soviet occupation lasted until 1953. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian rebels during the Klaipėda Revolt (from History of Lithuania)
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  St. Nicholas in Vilnius, the oldest church in Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  Balts in the 12th century (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Area where according to Zigmas Zinkevičius the Lithuanian language was predominantly spoken in the 16th century (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Third Grand Duchy's Statute (1588 legal code) was still written in the Ruthenian language. Lithuanian coat of arms, "the Chase", is shown on the title page (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian state in 13–15th centuries (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Parade of the Lithuanian Army in Vilnius (1939) (from History of Lithuania)
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  Poland and Lithuania in 1526, before the Union of Lublin (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian cemetery at All Souls night (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Grand Duke Vytautas, a Lithuanian hero, was Jogaila's first cousin and rival (from History of Lithuania)
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  Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Grand Duchy of Lithuania under the rule of Vytautas the Great (1392–1430) (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Flag of Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  Ruthenian depiction of Christian Jogaila (from History of Lithuania)
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  Jonas Basanavičius, a preeminent figure in the Lithuanian National Revival movement (from History of Lithuania)
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  Title of the Statute of Grand Duchy of Lithuania written in the Ruthenian language, 1588 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Augustinas Voldemaras, Lithuania's first prime minister (from History of Lithuania)
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  Baltic tribes around 1200, in the neighbourhood about to face the Teutonic Knights' conversion and conquests; note that Baltic territory extended far inland. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Traditional ethnographic regions of Lithuania proper (from History of Lithuania)
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  Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania in Vilnius, Lithuania (from History of Lithuania)
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  Medieval-like Lithuanian soldiers during the historical reenactment of the Battle of Grunwald in 2009 (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Cepelinai served with sour cream (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Violeta Urmanavičiūtė, a Lithuanian soprano singer. (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  The Battle of Grunwald, 1410, with Ulrich von Jungingen and Vytautas at center (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Le Château — Conte de fées (Lithuanian: Pilis — Pasaka) by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1909) (from Culture of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania and its administrative divisions in the 17th century (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Daumantas of Pskov killed Mindaugas in revenge for the king's taking of Daumantas' wife (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania's name in the Lithuanian language on a 1653 book cover (dides Kunigiſtes Lietuwos) (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania in the Mappa mundi of Pietro Vesconte, 1321. The inscription reads: Letvini pagani – pagan Lithuanians. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Demarcation lines between Poland and Lithuania 1919–1939 (from History of Lithuania)
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  Trakai Island Castle, built by Grand Duke Vytautas, which served as a residence of Lithuanian Grand Dukes (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
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  Expansion of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 13–15th centuries (from History of Lithuania)
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  Seal of Kęstutis (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuania's name first written in 1009, in the annals of the Quedlinburg Abbey, Germany. (from History of Lithuania)
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  Lithuanian deportee house in Kolyma (1958). (from History of Lithuania)
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  Martynas Mažvydas' Catechism was published in Lithuanian in Königsberg (1547) (from History of Lithuania)
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  The Grand Duke of Lithuania, Alexander Jagiellon, specified that the Roman Catholic priests in these 28 churches must know the Lithuanian language, according to his letter of 18 September 1501, which was addressed to the Bishop of Vilnius Albertas. (from Grand Duchy of Lithuania)

Did you know -

• ...national food Cepelinai is named after the Zeppelins?

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  Romualdas Marcinkus

• ...football champion Romualdas Marcinkus (pictured) was the only Lithuanian pilot to serve in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War?
• ...Prince Wilhelm of Urach was named as King of Lithuania Mindaugas II just for a few months in 1918?

• ... that during the Polish–Soviet War, Lithuanian-Belorussian Soviet Republic People's Commissar for Justice Yitzhak Weinstein-Branovsky organized revolutionary militias in villages near Utena?
• ... that after being featured on a Lithuanian website, Maya and Yehuda Devir got so many followers that they thought Instagram had broken?
• ... that the Church of St. Jacob, which had been used for centuries by Prussian Lithuanians in Klaipėda, was demolished by soldiers of the Soviet Armed Forces using tanks in 1959?

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  Sand dunes in the Curonian Spit
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  Summer in the port city of Klaipėda
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  The modern skyline of Vilnius
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  FSRU Independence in the port of Klaipėda
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  The Seal of Mindaugas is a medieval seal affixed to the October 1255 act by Mindaugas, King of Lithuania, granting Selonia to the Teutonic Knights.
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  Kaunas Castle in 2016
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  Trakai Island Castle was built in the 14th century
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  Skyscrapers in Vilnius
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  "Fairy Tale - III" (1907) by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
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  Orlen Lietuva is the only oil refinery in the Baltic States
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  One of the old hillfort mounds at Kernavė
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  Bird's-eye view of town Nida
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  Lithuanian 2 Euro coin
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  Vilnius Old Town
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  Lithuanian design ANBO III aircraft from 1930s
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  Lithuanian resistance fighters. Anti-Soviet resistance lasted until 1950s.
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  Kretinga Museum
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  Žaltys and the Holy Fire are depicted in Olaus Magnus' Carta Marina, above the inscription LITVANIE PARS
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  Bridge in Lyduvėnai is the longest railway bridge in Lithuania
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  Old Town of Kaunas
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  Winter in the countryside of Lithuania
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  The victory of the Polish-Lithuanian forces over the Grand Duchy of Moscow at the Battle of Orsha in 1514
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  Commemorative 2016 post stamp with George Maciunas
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  Vytautas the Great was a ruler of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
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  Gediminas' Tower is the remaining part of the Upper Castle in Vilnius

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Public holidays in Lithuania
Date	English name	Local name	Remarks
1 January	New Year's Day	Naujųjų metų diena
16 February	Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania (1918)	Lietuvos valstybės atkūrimo diena
11 March	Day of Restoration of Independence of Lithuania (1990)	Lietuvos nepriklausomybės atkūrimo diena
Moveable Sunday	Easter Sunday	Velykos	Commemorates resurrection of Jesus. The first Sunday after the full moon that occurs on or soonest after 21 March.
The day after Easter Sunday	Easter Monday	Antroji Velykų diena
1 May	International Workers' Day	Tarptautinė darbo diena
First Sunday in May	Mother's Day	Motinos diena
First Sunday in June	Father's Day	Tėvo diena
24 June	St. John's Day / Day of Dew	Joninės / Rasos	Celebrated according to mostly pagan traditions (Midsummer Day, Saint Jonas Day).
6 July	Statehood Day	Valstybės (Lietuvos karaliaus Mindaugo karūnavimo) ir Tautiškos giesmės diena	Celebrates the 1253 coronation of Mindaugas, the first King of Lithuania, and the national anthem of Lithuania.
15 August	Assumption Day	Žolinė (Švenčiausios Mergelės Marijos ėmimo į dangų diena)	Also marked according to pagan traditions, celebrating the goddess Žemyna and noting the mid-August as the middle between summer and autumn.
1 November	All Saints' Day	Visų šventųjų diena	Halloween is increasingly popular and is also informally celebrated on the eve (31 October).
2 November	All Souls' Day	Mirusiųjų atminimo (Vėlinių) diena
24 December	Christmas Eve	Kūčios
25 and 26 December	Christmas Day	Kalėdos	Commemorates birth of Jesus.

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