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Lithuania in 1940-1991: the History of Occupied Lithuania
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ISBN: 9786098037548
Published: 2015
Publisher: Lietuvos gyventojų genocido ir rezistencijos tyrimų centras
Number of pages: 592
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Published: 2015
Publisher: Lietuvos gyventojų genocido ir rezistencijos tyrimų centras
Number of pages: 592
Language: English
Format: Paperback
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The collective monograph “Lithuania in 1940–1991: the History of Occupied Lithuania” aims to summarize all the newest history-related research of the recent decades about Lithuania. This is one of the first books summarizing all the developments during the five decades-long foreign annexation of Lithuania. The annexation influenced the life of all the Lithuanians. There were many factors influencing the Lithuanian history, which are represented in the book: wars and their consequences; economic changes; cultural restrictions; the Church’s resistance; the resistance movement members and foreign invaders; the world-wide diaspora of Lithuanians and Lithuania-based dissidents, who fought for the independence until gaining it.
The collective monograph “Lithuania in 1940–1991: the History of Occupied Lithuania” aims to summarize all the newest history-related research of the recent decades about Lithuania. This is one of the first books summarizing all the developments during the five decades-long foreign annexation of Lithuania. The annexation influenced the life of all the Lithuanians. There were many factors influencing the Lithuanian history, which are represented in the book: wars and their consequences; economic changes; cultural restrictions; the Church’s resistance; the resistance movement members and foreign invaders; the world-wide diaspora of Lithuanians and Lithuania-based dissidents, who fought for the independence until gaining it.
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