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Polessk (Russian: Полесск; German: Labiau; Lithuanian:
Labguva; Polish: Labiawa) is a town and the
administrative center of
Polessky District in Kaliningrad...
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Province and the
Labguva district prior to the plague,
during which about 160,000
Lithuanians died in
Lithuanian Province and
Labguva district,
which was...
- Пионерский
Neukuhren Kurowo Naujieji Kuršiai
Polessk Полесск
Labiau Labiawa Labguva Pravdinsk Правдинск
Friedland Frydląd
Romuva Primorsk Приморск Fischhausen...
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basis for
centuries in
Prussia but were
Germanized (e.g. Tilžė – Tilsit,
Labguva – Labiau, Vėluva – Wehliau, etc.); however,
after the
annexation of the...
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Formation Silurian Jiesia Formation Cretaceous Jura
Formation Silurian Labguva Formation Cretaceous Lapes Formation Silurian Minija Formation Silurian...
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Bertodano Formation,
Burim Formation,
Ferriby Formation,
Karai Formation,
Labguva Formation,
Hibernian Greensand Formation and
Calafate Formation among a...
- Stalupėnai
Nevskoye Pilupėnai
Ozersk Darkiemis Pionersky Kuršiai
Polessk Labguva Porechye Alnava Primorsk Žuvininkai
Progres Auktalitas, Auktalytė Ruskoye...
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Lithuanian pastors were
Johannes Bretke/Jonas Bretkūnas (pastoring in Labiau/
Labguva (Polessk) and
later in Königsberg), who
published a
Lithuanian hymnal in...
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During his studies, in 1562, he was
appointed a
Lutheran pastor at
Labiau (
Labguva) (now Polessk) by Duke Albert. He was the
first pastor at
Labiau who could...
