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* Frost, Robert I. ''After the Deluge: Poland-Lithuania and the Second Northern War 1655-1660.'' Cambridge U. Press, 1993. 211 pp. * Urban, William. ''Tannenberg and After: Lithuania, Poland, and the Teutonic Order in Search of Immortality.'' Lithuanian Rese

...eastern Europe join the EU (the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia ).

Rubinow was born in 1875 in Lithuania (at the time part of Russia) and immigrated to the United States when he wa

*[[Lithuania]], joined 17/09/1991

...llaboration and Resistance during the Holocaust: Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania.'' (2004). 519 pp.

...provision that German troops should be withdrawn from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania at the Allies' behest –- which depended on their relations with Soviet Ru

...ngful to prevent Hitler from taking [[Memel]] and [[The Memelland]] from [[Lithuania]] on March 22, 1939. It is widely argued that the Munich conference was the

| From East Prussia across Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia toward Leningrad (now St. Petersburg); Kovno, Riga, an

...d; by 2001 the number had reached 11,000. By 2001, immigrants from Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Philippines, and Romania were pouring into the country and 36,

<td>[[Lithuania]]</td><td>[[Vilnius]]</td><td>[[Litas]]</td> ...fstate|Lithuania}}<br><small>''since {{headofstate-enteredoffice|President|Lithuania}}''</small></td>

...ich the U.S.S.R. conquered in [[World War II]] ([[Estonia]], [[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Poland]], [[Czechoslovakia]], [[Hungary]], [[Romania]], [[Bulgaria]]),

...nd dates back 1800-2000 years. Rimantas Jankauskas (University of Vilnius, Lithuania) notes that the long-running argument about the origin of syphilis in Europ

|Lithuania

...]], 1918) was a [[Russia]]n composer and author of [[France|French]] and [[Lithuania]]n descent. His profession was as an [[army]] [[Officer (armed forces)|offi ...enjaminus (Цезарий-Вениамин) Cui was born in [[Vilnius]] (the capital of [[Lithuania]]), to a [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman-Catholic]] family, as the youngest o

...garia]] and [[Romania]]: the Baltic States ([[Estonia]], [[Latvia]], and [[Lithuania]]); the Central European "Visegrad Group" ([[Poland]], [[Czech Republic]], ..., ethnic minorities (the only exceptions may be Iceland, Ireland, Estonia, Lithuania and tiny states such as Luxembourg, Malta, Andorra or Liechtenstein).

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There are groups with legal recognition in Lithuania as well as in Poland (approximately 250 persons organized in the Karaites R

...Christianity largely displaced Odinism in Europe in the medieval period. Lithuania, officially converted in 1386, was the last pagan stronghold in Europe, and

...olanians" or "people of the open fields." In 1492 (when it was united with Lithuania), the king controlled some 435,000 square miles. In 1634, with 387,000 squ ...nwald (See [[Battle of Tannenberg]]). In 1413 they confirmed the union and Lithuania established institutions modeled on those of Poland. Casimir IV (r. 1447-14

...rance, Faroe Islands, United Kingdom, Greenland, Ireland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russian Federation, Sweden, and, oc