Lithuanian Litas

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Litas ( forexrebates: Litas) is t ForexrebateforExness legal tender of Lithuania, issued by the Bank of Lithuania, the co Forex rebate for Exnesss are Lithuanian Litas in denominations of 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 forexcashrebate 1, and Lithuanian Litas in denominations of 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 Lithuanian Litas/ LithuaniaLita/LithuanianLitai standard symbol: LTL) January 1, 2015 Lithuania officially joined the euro zone, the Lithuanian Litas will step into history after a period of transition, ceasing to use the face characters 10 Litas Jepanastalius and Stasysgilenas ( SteponasDariusirStasysGir?nas) famous pilots in 1932 the two planned to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, the aircraft named the Lithuanian July 15, 1933 at 5:24, the two pilots took off from New York, in only one hour away from the city of Kaunas, Lithuania, over the German Saurdino Forest unfortunately crashed, two people were killed, the flight time of 37 For the memory of these two heroes, people named streets in Vilnius after them, and the meteorite in the Anikeshche region is also engraved with the heads and deeds of two people 20 Litas Maironis (Maironis) a famous Lithuanian poet and priest of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries formerly known as Jonas Ma?iulis (Jonas Ma?iulis) cashbackforexexness born on November 2, 1862 After graduating from high school in 1883, he studied literature at the Faculty of History and Languages of Kiev University and cashback forex the Lithuanian newspaper "New Times". In 1891 he officially became a priest, and in the same year he published his first book of poetry. In 1903 he received his doctorate in theology. The poets first poem "The Poor of Lithuania" was published in 1885, and his first book of poems "The Sound of Spring" was published in 1895, supplemented and reworked in 1905, 1913 and 1920 respectively. His first opera libretto, "Where is the Savior", published in 1895, was the first philosophical poetic-dramatic work in Lithuanian literature, and his later works include the opera libretto "The Unfortunate Wedding of Dankoja", published in 1926, and a trilogy of historical dramas: "The Death of Kestutis", "The Defection of Vytautas to the Christians" and "King Vytautas". His works mostly reflect the history of the Lithuanian peoples struggle for national independence and inspire the Lithuanian people, especially the poor, to unite against the Tsarist dictatorship. Famous Lithuanian national activist, symbol of national liberation movement was born in Ozhkabalis on November 23, 1851, died in Vilnius on February 16, 1927, graduated from the Medical Faculty of Moscow University in 1879, studied at the medical schools in Prague and Vienna in 1882-84, returned to Vilnius in 1905, was the founder of the Lithuanian Scientific Society; organized the library of the Lithuanian Scientific Society and edited and published the journal He was the founder of the Lithuanian Scientific Society; he organized the library of the Lithuanian Scientific Society and edited and published the journal "Lithuanian Nation"; he was also an active implementer of the idea of the Lithuanian nation’’ he became the chairman of the Lithuanian Senate in 1905, a member of the Lithuanian Representative Assembly, one of the signatories of the 1918 Declaration of Independence. He published about 40 monographs on history, ethnography, mythology, folklore, among which the most famous are: folklore book "Lithuanian Folklore Fables" (1898-1902), "Song of Ozhkabalis" (1902), "Ghosts and Demons of Life" (1903), "Collection of Lithuanian Legends" (1903-1905), 100 Lithuanian folklore books. SimonasDaukantas historian, folklore scholar, translator born on October 28, 1793 in Karvis, died on December 6, 1864 in Papil? Studied at the Faculty of Literature, Faculty of Moral and Political Sciences, Vilnius University, Lithuania from 1816-22, and received a masters degree in law from 1826 in the Government Administration Office in Riga In 1822 he wrote the first historical work in Lithuanian, "Lithuanians and Thermetes", and in 1834 he completed the historical work "History of Thermetes". In 1850-54, he wrote a short book of readings "On the ancient Lithuanians". Vydūnas, a famous Lithuanian philosopher, writer, and cultural activist formerly known as Vilhelmas Storosta, was born on March 22, 1868, in the Shilluj district of Lithuania, and died on February 20, 1953, in Dortmund, Germany. Some of his literary works criticized the national assimilation policy of Germany at the end of the 19th century and contributed to the awakening of Lithuanian national consciousness. In 1888, he organized the Lithuanian university and founded the underground society Lithuania, which had its own constitution and program and was regarded as the prototype of the modern Lithuanian political party. His poem "National Anthem" was later composed and adopted as the Lithuanian national anthem. To commemorate his short but meaningful life, a granite monument in the shape of a white oak trunk was erected next to his tomb in 1902, with the lyrics of the Lithuanian national anthem

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