- army officer.
Variakojis finished the Pärnu Gymnasium [et] in 1913 and
later studied law at the
University of St. Petersburg.
Variakojis finished studying...
- Lithuanian–Soviet War, but it was soon
liberated by the
Lithuanian army led by
Jonas Variakojis. Over five
hundred Bolshevik prisoners were
taken during the
Battle of...
- was
opened in 1965. The
construction of the
palace was
initiated by V.
Variakojis. Most of the team's
players contributed with
their own
hands to the palace's...
- (about 1,000 men).
Lithuanian forces from Panevėžys,
commanded by
Jonas Variakojis, and from Kėdainiai
numbered only
about 200 men.
Lithuanians withstood...
- Hrodna–Kaišiadorys–Kaunas line, and
helped the
Lithuanian forces,
commanded by
Jonas Variakojis, to stop the Red Army
advance near Kėdainiai. On
February 8,
during a...
-
Jonas Variakojis to ****emble and
command the Panevėžys
Region Defence Unit (Lithuanian: Panevėžio
srities apsaugos būrys). On 5
January 1919,
Variakojis managed...
-
castle in 1930. In 1931,
Astravas was
handed over to
agronomist Povilas Variakojis Harry Jannson rented Astravas manor from 1934 till 1941 and established...
-
providing ****istance to war refugees. In May 1918,
together with
Jonas Variakojis, she
became a
representative of the
Council of
Lithuania in Orsha. She...
-
Margolick JB,
Ambinder RF, Martinez-Maza O,
Crabb Breen E,
Jacobson LP,
Variakojis D, Rowe DT,
Armenian HK.
Serum Soluble CD23
Level Correlates with Subsequent...
- players,
including Šliūpas,
Vincas Sercevičius,
Stasys Šačkus,
Vilius Variakojis, were
arrested and
deported to
Gulag camps. Šliūpas was
arrested on 16...
