Ramybė Park (transl. Peace or Tranquility Park, Lithuanian: Ramybės parkas) is a public park in Kaunas, Lithuania, established in 1959 in the territory...

in the 15th century. The former Muslim cemetery is today located in Ramybė Park, which was previously the Kaunas Old Cemetery from 1847 to 1959 divided...

Petrašiūnai Cemetery when the old cemetery was converted into the present-day Ramybė Park. Banaitis left debts that he used to finance his business ventures. Family...

Girėnas at their crash site near Soldin and a mausoleum in present-day Ramybė Park 1934: Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist in Šakiai 1935: Catholic...

occupying Soviet authorities converted the Kaunas City Old Cemetery into Ramybė Park. Despite archaeological excavation efforts carried out in 2012, the original...

the old city cemetery. When it was transformed into the present-day Ramybė Park, his body was reburied in the Petrašiūnai Cemetery. A memorial stone...

buried at the Kaunas City Cemetery. When the cemetery was converted to Ramybė Park in 1959, he was reburied at the Petrašiūnai Cemetery. Mašiotas wrote...

buried in the old Kaunas city cemetery. When it was transformed into the Ramybė Park, they were reburied in the Eiguliai cemetery. In July 1958, on the 40th...

Bronius Vyšniauskas and Napoleonas Petrulis [lt] was erected in the Ramybė Park. The monument also acted as a columbarium for the urns. After Lithuania...

buried at the Old City Cemetery, on Vytauto prospektas, Kaunas - now Ramybės park. Writer and priest Juozas Tumas-Vaižgantas (1869–1933) and University...

death in 1940. He was buried at the Kaunas Evangelical Cemetery (now Ramybė Park). The village was known as An Rokaiten in German and Rokaičiai in Lithuanian...

Purickis was buried in the Evangelical Cemetery in Kaunas (present-day Ramybė Park). Gaigalaitė & Žeimantienė 2004, pp. 10, 12–13. Gaigalaitė & Žeimantienė...

grave was destroyed when the cemetery was turned into the present-day Ramybė Park. During his life, Volters amassed a large personal library. After his...

1987 Ad Libitum Antis Bix Katedra Jumprava (LV) Ramybes Skveras Started July 6. Vilnius (Kalnai Park), Kaunas, Tauragė, Kėdainiai, Šiauliai, Klaipėda...

standard Lithuanian language. He described the club as a peaceful and serene (ramybė and rimtis) shelter from the chaos of the war, just like the Romuva temple...