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Jurgis Bielinis (1846–1918) was one of the main
organizers of the
illegal book-smuggling at the time of the
Lithuanian press ban (1864–1904).
Bielinis is...
- narius, jais tapo
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Party in
interwar Lithuania.
Bielinis was a son of
Jurgis Bielinis, one of the best
known Lithuanian book smugglers.
Bielinis attended a
gymnasium in Riga...
- (2001), p. 32
Bielinis (1988), p. 81
Bielinis (1988), p. 86
Kviklys (1985), p. 325 Samuolienė (2001), pp. 38–39
Bielinis (1988), p. 85
Bielinis (1988), pp...
- 1895. The
society was
based in Ūdra's home
where Bielinis and
Ladukas lived for a few years.
Bielinis, Ūdra, and
others purchased publications mainly from...
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country and is now
honored in many
places still. Book
smuggler Jurgis Bielinis, who
created a
secret distribution network for
banned Lithuanian books...
- had read the
Lisbon Treaty,
Bielinis demurred. When
asked about Libertas Lithuania's funding,
Ganley demurred.
Bielinis planned to
remain in his presidential...
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Jurgis Baltrušaitis (son) (1903–1988),
Lithuanian art
historian Jurgis Bielinis (1846–1918), book
smuggler Jurgis Blekaitis (1917–2007),
Lithuanian American...
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considered by some
political scientists as hard to define.
According to
Lauras Bielinis, "his [Nausėda's]
political views are
heavily permeated with
economic arguments...
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Rebecca Cole,
American physician and
social reformer (d. 1922) 1846 –
Jurgis Bielinis,
Lithuanian book
smuggler (d. 1918) 1848 – Axel Heiberg,
Norwegian financier...
