Beginning on the 3rd of November, the stories told by Jerzy Młynarczyk, the professor of law, politician, rector of the University of Business and Administration in Gdynia (Poland) and former

“One of them, Zygmunt Sierakowski, called Sierakauskas by Lithuanians, was a Pole born in the Ukraine, Antanas Mackevičius (Antoni Mackiewicz) was a Lithuanian and the third, known as Konstanty Kalinowski

Restoration works of one of the most beautiful monuments at the Rasos cemetery – the Monument of Iza Salmoniczówna otherwise known as the Black Angel – will begin soon. The

16 projects were submitted to the competition of revitalization of a complex of monuments in the Ponary forest that was announced through the Association of Architects in Lithuania and Vilnius

We continue our stroll around streets in Vilnius named after famous Poles. We have already described Tadeusz Kościuszko and Jakub Jasiński – the heroes fighting for independence of Poland. Today

In Maišiagala the renovation of the Houwalt manor is continuing, where in a year a Centre of Traditional Craft will come into being. In the framework of realization of a

This weekend falls the consecutive anniversary of the Baltic Trail, when in the distant 1989 people formed a “human chain” from Vilnius through Riga to Tallin. The trail was also

Youth from the Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn scout troop from Vilnius welcomed at the airport in Vilnius rev. Dariusz Stańczyk who came back from pilgrimage to Siberia.

Before World War II, Vilnius was home to approximately 100 synagogues and houses of worship. Currently, the only open synagogue is the choir synagogue at Pylimo 38 Street. The synagogue

In August, 1934 the young married couple – Halina and Stanislaw Bujakowscy – set off in the quest on motorcycle from Druskininkai to Shanghai. After 80 years, the two residents