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Efforts of Lithuanian society in 1987–1990 to recognise Molotov Ribbentropp pact as void
The transformations and a refreshing publicity have naturally awakened public interest in history, based on a desire to open the pages of the past, previously marked by secrecy, as soon as possible and to get a correct perception of the reality.
Vanda Kašauskienė
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Continuing the investigation begun in the first part of the article published in issue No 57 of Genocidas ir rezistencija, this second part focuses on the beginning of Great Britain’s ‘Stop Hitler’ policy in the latter half of March 1939, emphasising ...
Аrūnas Vyšniauskas
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Estonian foreig policy 1939–1940
This presentation analyses what Tallinn knew about the secret protocols to the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. It then presents the Estonia’s foreign policy in September 1939 and during the Winter War.
Magnus Ilmjärv
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Genocide and resistance Nr. 57(1)
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Andrius Tumavičius +6 more
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This publication contains two summary reports drafted by the military prosecutor of the Lithuanian border district of the MVD army, addressed to Antanas Sniečkus, the Central Committee of the Lithuanian Communist Party (LKP(b)), and one, apparently ...
Juozas Starkauskas
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Although present in pharmacotherapy for more than 100 years, aspirin still represents a cornerstone in the primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular patients. Despite undoubtful benefit, a certain proportion of patients treated with aspirin develops adverse atherothrombotic events like stent thrombosis, myocardial infarction, stroke and ...
Miličić, Davor, Skorić, Boško
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Lithuanian Children in Exile: Expeditions to Rescue Children
Illegitimacy of deportations of 1941 were understood even by some USSR leaders who initiated repatriation of orphans. The beginnings of rescue expeditions lies in the requests of relatives addressed to the Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR SS ...
Ramunė Briedienė
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The Beginning and the Development of the Fellows of Eucharist Movement (1969–1973)
The most significant factors that had determined formation of the Catholic resistance and the Fellows of Eucharist Movement (the EBS), as the integral part of the previous, were thought to be the 2nd Congress of Vatican and suspension of Nikita ...
Ramūnas Labanauskas
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Catholic human rights movement in Lithuania: the most active period (1972–1982)
The Catholic Church’s struggle for the rights of the faithful has been uninterrupted since the onset of the Soviet occupation. In the first decades, the Church hierarchs were the initiators of the resistance against the restrictions on religious life ...
Arūnas Streikus
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The Second World War and ensuing changes in national borders left thousands of people either stateless or outside their state’s borders. This happened first and foremost to the people of Lithuania and Poland.
Arvydas Anušauskas
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