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Semashko (Belarusian: Дамінік Сямашка, lit. 'Daminik Siamaška', Lithuanian:
Domininkas Siemaška; 16
August 1878 – 27
November 1932) was a
Belarusian activist...
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shared premises with the
Jesuit Kražiai
College until 1745.
Bishop Antanas Domininkas Tiškevičius [lt]
decided to move the
seminary back to Varniai.
There he...
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committee to lead the mutiny. It
included Petras Mickeliūnas [lt] and
Domininkas Vizgirdas. The
revolutionary committee raised some
political demands,...
- Lithuanian). 2: 41. ISSN 1648-8970. Sajauskas, Stanislovas; Kaubrys,
Domininkas (1993).
Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės
numizmatika (in Lithuanian)...
- from the Bible, and
other religious texts. The
newspaper was
edited by
Domininkas Tumėnas [lt] (1905–1906),
Adomas Dambrauskas-Jakštas (1906–1907), and...
- science, or
practical advice. Its
editors were
Felicijonas Lelis (1896),
Domininkas Tumėnas (1896–97),
Juozas Tumas-Vaižgantas (1897–1902; re****igned to Vadaktėliai [lt]...
- (Lithuanian:
Susivienijimas lietuvių
Amerikoje or SLA). Its
first editor was
Domininkas Tomas Bačkauskas [lt], who
previously worked as an ****istant
editor of...
- (in Lithuanian). Kaunas:
Vytautas Magnus University. pp. 17–18. Burba,
Domininkas (2012-12-10). "LDK bastūnės nuotykiai: nuo turkų
sultono haremo iki Balkanų...
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Retrieved 2017-12-30. Bitautas, Algis; Svarauskas, Artūras (2016). "Siemaška
Domininkas". In Tamošaitis, Mindaugas; Bitautas, Algis; Svarauskas, Artūras (eds...
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supported freethought and
anarchist ideas.
About 20
issues were
published by
Domininkas Keliauninkas (pen name
Juozas Laukis). 79
Lietuvos sargas The Guardian...
