publishing Vienybė lietuvninkų in response to Šliūpas' anti-Catholic and anti-Polish rhetoric. Šliūpas established the Lithuanian Scientific Society which...

was Antanas Bacevičius, Šliūpas' brother-in-law, but if fact it was edited by Šliūpas. Jakštas, Juozas (1979). Dr. Jonas Šliūpas (in Lithuanian). Chicago:...

Lithuanian Voice) was a Lithuanian-language newspaper published by Jonas Šliūpas from July 1885 to February 1889 in New York City and Shenandoah, Pennsylvania...

the Rokas Šliūpas Award. In 2012, the Garliava polyclinic was renamed in honor of Rokas Šliūpas. Jakštas, Juozas (1979). Dr. Jonas Šliūpas (in Lithuanian)...

society promoting freethought active from 1923 to 1941. Chaired by Jonas Šliūpas, it promoted non-religious policies in public life (e.g. established...

In Mitau, she met Jonas Šliūpas in 1879 and began writing poems and short stories. They became engaged in April 1884 but Šliūpas fled from the German...

Mézières's 14th Century Work), 1976 Daktaras Jonas Šliūpas. Jo raštai ir tautinė veikla (Doctor Jonas Šliūpas. His writings and National Activities), 1979...

Russian Empire. Basanavičius soon lost editorial control of Aušra to Jonas Šliūpas. His involvement in an illegal publication prevented Basanavičius from...

Museum in the Šakiai district Jonas Basanavičius Birthplace in the Vilkaviškis district Memorial Homestead of Jonas Šliūpas in Palanga Additional departments...

players, including Šliūpas, Vincas Sercevičius, Stasys Šačkus, Vilius Variakojis, were arrested and deported to Gulag camps. Šliūpas was arrested on 16...

writer Rapolas Skipitis (1887–1976), Lithuanian Minister of the Interior Jonas Šliūpas (1861–1944), Lithuanian activist (cremated in Germany; urn with ashes...

reasons, Šliūpas was entrusted to oversee future publications. However, he ran into conflicts with Basanavičius, who was living in Bulgaria. Šliūpas also...

films about Antanas Smetona, Adomas Jakštas, Jonas Šliūpas, Martynas Jankus, Gabrielė Petkevičaitė, Jonas Jurgis Bulota, as well as the ANBO IV airplane...

produced. In 1882, Jonas Šliūpas made another copy with hopes of publishing it, but the first 96 pages up to year 1201 were printed by Jonas Kriaučiūnas at...

an informal club of Lithuanian students in Moscow that included Jonas Šliūpas, Jonas Jablonskis, and others. He abruptly quit the university after three...

hosted public lectures by prominent Lithuanians, including Jonas Šliūpas, Vidūnas, Žemaitė, Jonas Kairiūkštis [lt]. The gymnasium hosted several socialist...

response to anti-clergy and anti-Polish Lietuwiszkasis Balsas published by Jonas Šliūpas in New York. Under the influence of priest Aleksandras Burba [lt], the...

facilitated the correspondence of Jonas Šliūpas with other Lithuanian activists. She wrote letters to Povilas Višinskis, Jonas Jablonskis, Felicija Bortkevičienė...

Malinauskaitė, sister of Liudmila Malinauskaitė-Šliūpienė and sister-in-law of Jonas Šliūpas. Initially, Malinauskaitė joined her husband's Lithuanian activities...

short biographies of 27 Elders of Samogitia (Lithuanian translation by Jonas Šliūpas published in 1921) and an 18-page study about the Lithuanian translation...

historians, most notably with Jonas Basanavičius. Janulaitis published a brochure criticizing Basanavičius, Jonas Šliūpas, Vincas Pietaris and their theories...

been very small, Kalvis melagis was known to Lithuanian activists. Jonas Šliūpas wrote about it in Aušra in 1883. He picked the title based on blacksmith...

Lithuanians, including Jonas Jablonskis, Augustinas Janulaitis, Liudas Gira, Liūnė Janušytė [lt], Vydūnas, Jonas Šliūpas, Jonas Basanavičius, Gabrielius...

writers from Lithuania Major. Its early contributors included Jonas Basanavičius, Jonas Šliūpas, Georg Sauerwein. The newspaper published news from the region...

Felicija Bortkevičienė, Stasys Šilingas), United States (Jonas Šliūpas), and Scandinavia (Jonas Aukštuolis, Jurgis Savickis, Ignas Šeinius). The primary...

Street that became known as Baltimore's Little Lithuania. In 1889, Jonas Šliūpas founded the Lithuanian Scientific Society in Baltimore. It promoted...

only by claiming they were her relatives. She obtained 500 rubles from Jonas Šliūpas for the expelled students and helped them find other schools. Eventually...

1882. The idea was supported and further crystallized by Jonas Basanavičius, Jonas Šliūpas, and others. They decided to establish a society that would...

in the late 19th century and early 20th century, during which time Jonas Šliūpas is credited with popularizing freethought in the region. However, affiliation...

which was inspired by the Great Seimas of Vilnius and organized by Jonas Šliūpas and Jonas Žilius [lt]. After the conference, Balutis delivered public speeches...