23 Facts About Lithuanian literature

Wealth of Lithuanian literature was written in Latin, the main scholarly language in the Middle Ages.

Lithuanian literature's Radivilias, intended as the Lithuanian national epic, was published in Vilnius in 1588.

Lithuanian literature was followed by Mikalojus Dauksa in Lithuania Propria with his Catechism, or Education Obligatory to Every Christian.

The first Lithuanian literature secular book was a translation of Aesop's fables - Ezopo pasakecios, translated from Latin and published in 1706 by Johann Schultz .

Lithuanian literature translated the Bible into Lithuanian and was the author of twelve Lithuanian books.

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Lithuanian literature's poem is considered the most successful hexameter text in Lithuanian as yet.

Lithuanian literature wrote about 250 original sermons and a diary Ryztai .

Lithuanian literature contributed to Auszra, Gazieta Lietuwiszka, composed narratives Kvestorius, Jonas Ismislocius .

Lithuanian literature wrote books himself in a rich Samogitian dialect: Palangos Juze ; the first illustrated book for children in Lithuanian, Vaiku knygele ; Zemaiciu vyskupyste .

Lithuanian literature urged to resist Russification and to protest against the closing of Catholic churches and monasteries.

Lithuanian literature was noted for both dramatic and lyric romantic poetry and has been called “the poet-prophet of the Lithuanian national revival.

Lithuanian literature was influenced by and joined together in his works classical European and Vedic philosophy.

Lithuanian literature was interested in Oriental philosophy as a source to revive Lithuanian national consciousness and authentic traditional culture.

Lithuanian literature's publications included a 1928 collection of 26 Lithuanian songs, Lithuanian Tales and Stories, Lithuanian Tales, and The Origin of the Lithuanian Nation .

Lithuanian literature exposed both torturers and victims as imperfect human beings, far removed from the false ideals of their political leaders.

Lithuanian literature's received critical acclaim for her novel Aukstuju Simoniu likimas .

Lithuanian literature's poems connect ancient Lithuanian polytheistic religion and mythology with Greek and Sumerian myths, intertwining the old and new worlds with the ode to life and vitality.

Lithuanian literature's involvement led to conflicts with the government, but in 1977 he gained permission to emigrate to the US; there he became a professor at Yale University.

Lithuanian literature's most known works are Joldijos jura and Anciliaus ezeras .

Lithuanian literature's work is characterized by a mix of fantasy, eroticism, philosophical ponderings on the human condition, and psychological insight.

Ona Lukauskaite-Poskiene was a Lithuanian literature resistant, sentenced to 10 years for her activity in anti-Soviet resistance.

Lithuanian literature's wrote memoirs about her years in Soviet lagers and a novel Lageriu pasakos .

Lithuanian exile literature is an equivalent part of literature created by those who stayed.