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Kostas Korsakas (5
October 1909 – 22
November 1986) was a
Lithuanian and
Soviet literary researcher, critic, philologist, poet and
public figure. Born...
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Pereprava Korsaka (Russian: Переправа Корсака) is a
rural locality (a settlement) in
Baybeksky Selsoviet,
Krasnoyarsky District,
Astrakhan Oblast, Russia...
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Krasny Yar
Krivoy Buzan Kuyanly Maly Aral
Mayachnoye Novourusovka Pereprava Korsaka Pervomaysky Podchalyk Priozerny Seitovka Solnechny Starourusovka Stepnoy...
- and sick people.
Their bodies were
buried in a m****
grave near the J.
Korsaka Road. Some Jews were
deported to the
Warsaw Ghetto as
slave labour and...
- Dailidė [lt] (1934–1939)
Valentinas Gustainis [lt] (1939–1940)
Kostas Korsakas (1940)
Jurgis Griška (1941)
Aleksejus Jermakovas (1944–1945)
Andrejus Murachtanovas...
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Notable people with the
surname include:
Jonas Radžvilas, pen name of
Kostas Korsakas (1909–1986),
Lithuanian and
Soviet literary researcher, critic, philologist...
- Schrifttums. In:
Annaberger Annalen 4 (1996),
Seite 55–67 [1] (in Lithuanian)
Korsakas,
Kostas et al.
Martynas Mažvydas:
Pirmoji lietuviška knyga. Vilnius, 1974...
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Honored Artists of the
Lithuanian SSR,
Professor Juozas Gruodis,
Kostas Korsakas, and
Vladas Niunka. The
lyrics and the
melody of the
national anthem of...
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magazine were Butkų Juzė,
Petras Cvirka,
Kazys Jakubėnas [lt],
Kostas Korsakas, and
later contributors Valys Drazdauskas [lt] and Salomėja Nėris. Gathered...
- – 1941
Antanas Salys – 1941–1944
Juozas Balčikonis – 1945–1952
Kostas Korsakas – 1952–1984
Jonas Lankutis – 1984–1990
Aleksandras Vanagas – 1990–1995...
