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Thirty Days in Lithuania in 1919

By Peter Saurusaitis

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst a war-torn landscape, a man journeys home to advocate for his native land’s recovery and cultural survival.

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2012-06-01
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"Thirty Days in Lithuania in 1919" by Peter Saurusaitis is a memoir of the author's trip back to Lithuania, showcasing the country's society and politics after World War 1 and its attempts to become independent. Saurusaitis recounts his difficult journey, traveling from America and dealing with problems such as passport issues and the destruction caused by the war. Once in Lithuania, he visits local towns, which shows the damage from the war, and he talks about nationalism that grew despite the oppression of Polish and Bolshevik forces. He highlights the importance of keeping Lithuanian language and culture alive while speaking about his dream for a better Lithuania.

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