Could the Baltic Sea cover the Vilnius TV Tower?

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Rich, Influential and Famous – the Noble Radvila Family of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė – a Heroine From the Beginning of the Twentieth Century

Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla – the Most Famous Lithuanian Conductor

Archaeologist Marija Birutė Gimbutienė (Gimbutas) and the Civilisation of the Goddess

Vilna Gaon – the Interpreter of Jewish Holy Books

Adomas Mickevičius – the Most Famous Lithuanian Writer Who Didn’t Write in Lithuanian

The Most Famous Italian in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

Vytautas the Great and Duchess Anna – the Most Influential Couple of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis – the Most Famous Unrecognised Genius of Lithuania?

The Brave Librarian of Vilnius University

Žemaitė – a Noble Farmer Who Became the Most Famous Lithuanian Writer

The Warrior Countess Emilia Plater

Emanuelis Levinas – a World-Famous Philosopher From Kaunas

Fania Lewando – a Jewish Pioneer of Vegetarianism From Vilnius

Poet Kazys Jakubėnas – the Price of Freedom

Tadas Ivanauskas – the Most Famous Lithuanian Naturalist

Vytautė Žilinskaitė – the “Not Childish” Children’s Writer

Salomėja Neris – a Controversial Poet

Džordana – the Lithuanian Queen of Pop

Tomas Venclova – the Most Famous Lithuanian Dissident

Aldona Liobytė – Classic Children's Literature and the Resistance: Can Fairy Tales Destroy the Regime?

Nemunas, or Where does the largest river in Lithuania start?

Why Are the Dunes of the Curonian Spit Moving?

The Most Popular Lithuanian Domestic Animals

Places Where the Devil Appears

Ladakalnis – a Magical Hill

The Lithuanian Oak That Is Older Than Lithuania Itself

Baltic Gold From Pine Resin

The Most Useful Lithuanian Insect, or What Do Bees and Companions Have in Common?

Sister Weavers or Ancient Lithuanian Artists?

Basketball and Women – Its Pioneers in Lithuania

The Achievements of Lithuanian Scientists: Rockets, Lasers, “Gene Scissors” and Space Satellites

What Do the Flag and the Spirit of the Dead Have In Common?

Forced Migration, or When You Have To Leave Your Home

Mushroom Hunting – the National Sport of Lithuania

The University of Lithuania, or what do science and freedom have in common?

Vytis – the Chaser of Enemies

Long Rods and Other Lithuanian Money

Neither a Song nor a Poem – Sung Poetry

The Lithuanian Alphabet, or How Lithuanians Created Their Letters

Real and Fictional Lithuanian Overseas Colonies

Marches of Rock for Lithuanian Independence

Book Smugglers – the Illegal Heroes

Lithuanian Feminists of the Nineteenth Century

The Artists’ Triumph in Venice – Opera on the Sand

The Oldest Constitution in Europe, or When No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

The First Lithuanian Flight Across the Atlantic Ocean

Pranciškus Skorina – Lithuania’s First Publisher

Esperanto – a Language Created in Lithuania Which Will Put an End To Miscommunication

George Maciunas – the World Famous Anti-Artist

Radvila Našlaitėlis – a Famous Traveler and Pioneer of Travel Writing in Lithuania

Modernism Takes Over Kaunas

Technical Monuments – The Old Funiculars of Kaunas

Kaunas Railway Tunnel – One of the Oldest Tunnels in Europe

Chaim Frenkel – One of the Most Successful Lithuanian Entrepreneurs of All Time

The Holy Hill With 200.000 Crosses

Vilnius, The Capital of Lithuania – a City of Churches

Lonely in a Meadow on the River Bank – Who Built the Old Zapyškis Church?

An Electric Light Came On for the First Time in Lithuania in Rietavas Manor

Where Did the Memelburg Castle Disappear?

History of the Lithuanian Orthodox Cathedral

The Karaites in Lithuania: Kenesas, Karaism, Kibinai

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