- The Workers'
Group of
Lithuania (Lithuanian:
Lietuvos darbininkų
kuopa) was a
front organization of the
Communist Party of
Lithuania that parti****ted...
- Compagnia, squadrone, batteria, autoreparto, or
complesso minore Lithuania Kuopa, baterija, or
grandis Netherlands Compagnie, eskadron, or
batterij Norway...
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original on 2021-10-30. Beniušis, Vaidotas. "Gynybos atašė: prancūzų karių
kuopa Lietuvoje pilnai sukomplektuota". LRT (in Lithuanian).
Factsheet NATO’s...
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Lithuanian Stage Amateur Company (Lithuanian:
Vilniaus lietuvių
scenos mėgėjų
kuopa),
established in 1930 and
renamed Vilnius's
Lithuanian Theatre, performed...
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Platoon Army "Iron Wolf"
Infantry Brigade Reconnaissance Company (Žvalgų
kuopa, Pėstininkų
Brigada "Geležinis Vilkas") King
Mindaugas Mechanized infantry...
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during the Polish–Lithuanian War in 1920.
Parties and
electoral groups (
kuopa) were
allowed to
submit lists of
candidates in constituencies,
which had...
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crayfish nykštỹs (1) –
thumb pėdà 1 – foot skiedrà (4) – sliver,
shingle (
kuopà) 1 –
company (military) brėkšmė̃ – dusk,
break (around
sunset or before...
- and RAID Germany: GSG 9 and SEK Italy: GIS and NOCS Lithuania: Spec
Kuopa VST Netherlands: DSI and UIM Poland: SPAP Romania: DIAS Slovakia Slovenia:...
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attending the
Juozas Balčikonis Gymnasium,
where he parti****ted in the Meno
kuopa literary society. From 1921,
Babickas actively began parti****ting in Lithuanian...
- led by
Mykolas Karka, and was a
member of the
student library group "Meno
kuopa". His
teacher and
artist Povilas Puzinas had
encouraged him in art which...
