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Preobrazhensky (1854–1930),
Russian architect Stefanija Ladigienė (1901–1967),
ateitininkai activist, teacher, publicist, exile.
Julius B.
Maller (1901–1959), educator...
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youth organizations.
Members of the
Ateitis Federation are
known as
ateitininkai. The aim of
Ateitis is the
integral development of
young people enabling...
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affluent farmers in Suvalkija,
Prapuolenis was an
active member of the
Ateitininkai Catholic youth movement and a
vocal opponent of the
authoritarian regime...
- the station,
there were
crowds of
close ones,
friends professors, and
ateitininkai students to say
their goodbyes. [...]
Professor is
going to the University...
- (1965–1980), parti****ting in
various events or organizations,
including Ateitininkai (a
Lithuanian Catholic organization). Donskis,
Leonidas (2005). Loyalty...
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While studying at the Seda Gymnasium [lt], Mačernis
belonged to the
Ateitininkai movement.
After graduating in 1935, Mačernis
continued his education...
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facility for the
Lithuanian youth organization whose members are
Ateitininkai.
Balzekas Museum of
Lithuanian Culture (Balzeko lietuvių kultūros muziejus)...
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favorite poets. As a teenager, he
became an
active member and
leader of
Ateitininkai, a
Catholic youth organization dedicated to
fostering faith and civic...
- was
cultivated by
Lithuanian Christian Democrats party. Its
basis was
Ateitininkai and
Pavasarininkai sports sections and
independent clubs. Organization...
- in Endriejavas,
Turauskas studied in Telšiai. From 1912, he
chaired Ateitininkai (Catholic youth)
student group. In
spring 1915, due to
World War I, he...
