|
|
Articles related to "Vilnius"
Visting Vilnius, Lithuania in 2009 Lithuania has much to celebrate in 2009: the millennium of the naming of the country, and the capital city's status as joint European Capital of Culture. cultural events in vilnius • visiting vilnius • attractions in lithuania • lithunania millenium • literature in lithuania
Vilnius – Capital of Lithuania Before World War II Vilnius was home to a huge Jewish population. In the ensuing years the community is fighting its way back and there is hope for the future. vilna • vilnius • wilno • rosh hashanah • jewish new year
Lithuania Music and Arts Festivals This small Baltic country offers holidaymakers a choice of fun, city-wide celebrations. If you're a jazz, classical music event or festival fan, get ready to party. lithuania • kaunas • vilnius • festival • uzupis
KGB Remnants in Vilnius, Lithuania The Museum of Genocide Victims gives visitors a Lithuanian perspective on the Soviet Union and the impact of the Soviet occupation on the Lithuanian people. vilnius museums • museum of genocide victims • soviet union history • kgb headquarters building • sightseeing lithuania
How One City Changed The Fate Of Eastern Europe The dispute between Poland and Lithuania over the city of Vilnius (Wilno)between the World Wars had a major impact on the international relations and future of the countries in the region. history • vilnius • wilno • vilna • poland
In the Old Country I am back with a the last of my trilogy of Lithuania stories. While all journeys are special for their own reasons, this trip was especially meaningful because I was able to meet some of my Lithuanian relatives for the first time. family • travel • ancestors • eastern europe • winter
The 3rd International Hitch-Hikers Conference Imagine it: hitch-hikers from a variety of countries all coming together to talk about their experiences, enjoy some time together and discuss plans on improving the popularity, safety and image of their past-time ... I'm sure for many the idea sounds crazy, but all the same, it happens, once a year, and here's my brief acount of the third year this conference took place. international hitch-hikers conference • vilnius • lithuania • hitch hiking • hitching
The 4th International Hitch-Hiking Conference It was a long way to go, and only for the hardy, or the crazy, but I was spurred on by a pretty gal and off I went, yet again to Vilnius to enjoy the company of almost 100 other hitchers coming together for a good time. conference • kaziuko muge • vilnius • hitch-hiking • hitch-hiker's guide to everywhere
The Baltic Cities The major cities of the Baltic all important to their countries--but some are more important than others baltic • cities • riga • kaunas • vilnius
The Lithuanian Legend of the Iron Wolf There is a legend that surrounds the founding of Vilnius, the present day capital of Lithuania, The Legend of the Iron Wolf. lithuania • legend iron wolf • gediminas • vilnius • neris river
Welcome to the New Europe! The Travelsleuth looks at the newly acceding States to the European Union and suggests visiting Slovakia now while prices are still cheap. riga • tallin • vilnius • estonia • lithuania
Bradt’s Baltic Capitals Guide If you're planning a city tour of the Baltic States, and a quick stop in neighboring Kaliningrad, Bradt's Baltic Capitals guide could be an ideal companion. bradt baltic capitals • guidebook vilnius riga tallinn • kaliningrad tourist information • koenigsberg guide • hilary bradt publishing
Itineraries for Eastern Europe With increasing numbers of travelers are booking tours around Eastern Europe, take a look at the key destinations: places like the Czech Republic, Poland or Hungary. eastern europe tours • sightseeing routes • baltic cities • prague old town • danube trips
Lithuania Travel Guide Find all the information you need on traveling in and around Lithuania here, from the churches of Vilnius to the World Heritage Curonian Spit beaches. vilnius sights • lithuania sighseeting • tourism baltic states • curonian spit • world heritage sights
Armies, Smugglers, and Borders: Part II. The Crackdown and the Coup A year that began with a tense and classic Cold War standoff would end with grants of sovereignty and more coup plots. baltic states • latvia • lithuania • estonia • vytautas landsbergis
The Baltic Way – Baltijos Kelias The 20th anniversary of the Baltic Way (1989) serves to remind the world how the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact adversely affected three Baltic states. baltic way • baltijos kelias • human chain • molotov-ribbentrop pact • baltic states
A Stage is Set: the IHHC rides . . . The 2nd International Hitch-Hikers' Conference took place in Warsaw this March. it's not a big event, but conjures wildly interesting images in my mind. I'd be most curious to see one of these events in action, and look forward to participating in next years if I can. Here's some imagery on my part touched up with some hard facts on hitch-hiking conferences ... hitch-hiking conference • hitchhiking
How Not To Ride a Lithuanian Bus Another dispatch from my trip to Lithuania, where I learned that bus travel, no matter how seasoned the traveler, is not always as easy as it seems. bus • travel • eastern europe • lithuania • personal account
Gediminas of Lithuania The Grand Duchy of Lithuania was ruled by Grand Duke Gediminas who sought help from the Pope, but remained pagan in the end. gediminas • lithuanian history • grand duchy of lithuania • ruthenians • rusyns
Quantum Simulation of Alkanes and Proteins This piece discusses different types of quantum calculations used to study small biological molecules, namely alkanes and proteins. alkane • hydrocarbon • protein • amino • biology
Lithuania's Curonian Spit Baltic Sea beaches are a summer holiday haven and the UNESCO Heritage Curonian Spit in Lithuania is a wide sandy spot just waiting for a beach towel - and a sweater! curonian spit • kaliningrad territory russia • unesco world heritage lithuania • baltic sea beach • klaipeda ferry
ReD Foxes Profile The ReD Foxes has become one of the leading dance teams throughout the world, performing at four European Championships, two World Championships and two Olympics. red foxes • european cheerleaders • european dance groups • eurobasket • fifa world championship
The Baltic Countries In World War II When the Baltics were invaded by the Soviets, the Nazis and then the Soviets again, you know nothing good was going to come of it. baltic • latvia • lithuania • estonia • ussr
Cheap Flights to Hannover, Germany Hanover Airport (HAJ), Lower Saxony, has cheap flights and discount airfares on low-cost airlines to German, Mediterranean, East European, and Central Asian destinations. german low-cost airlines • cheap flights to germany • hannover airport • top sights hannover • air berlin
Cheap Flights to Helsinki, Finland Travel at bargain prices with low cost carriers - such as Air Berlin, Germanwings, Clickair and Air Baltic - to the Finnish capital from Spain, Italy, Germany & Sweden. helsinki finland • cheap flights • budget airlines • low cost carriers • direct route
Cheap Flights To Istanbul, Turkey Low cost carriers such as Germanwings and Hapag Lloyd Express now fly to the only city in both Europe and Asia from England, Germany, France, Latvia and Austria. cheap flights • budget airlines • istanbul turkey • low cost carrier • condor offers
Cheap Flights to Munich, Germany Low-cost airlines offer cheap airfares and discount tickets on flights from Germany, London, and Europe to Munich Airport (Flughafen München MUC) in Bavaria. munich airport • flughafen münchen • cheap flights to germany • german airports • german low cost airlines
Cold War Modern Exhibition London 2008 Cold War Modern is a fast-track survey of how the post-war period influenced the arts and the design of posters, clothing and everyday objects. cold war modern • cold war design • 20th century art • cold war art • v&a 2008 exhibition
Composer César Cui Biography Life and works of César Cui, one of 'The Five' Nationalist Russian composers. Famous for art songs, operas, and his acidic musical criticisms. cesar cui biography • cui life • cesar cui musical works • cesar cui operas • cui russian composer
Discover Jewish Family History Ancestry.com recently added more Jewish records to its online collection. These are excellent resources for armchair genealogists tracing Jewish ancestry. jewish genealogy • jewish family history • jewish family records • jewish ancestry • jewish records sources
Jagiello and Poland-Lithuania Jogaila, or Jagiello, was Grand Duke of Lithuania and King of Poland. He joined both countries against the Teutonic Knights and produced an heir to succeed him as ruler. jogaila • jagiello • poland-lithuania • vytautas • teutonic knights
Mickiewicz’s Epic Poem Pan Tadeusz Adam Mickiewicz (1798-1855) was one of 19th century Poland's "Three Bards" who grew up in political turmoil. As a poet he was bound to express the unrest of his time. adam mickiewicz • three bards • polish poetry • pan tadeusz • partition of poland
Poland: The End Of Diversity Poland had been a multiethnic state for centuries, and the Interwar period was a prime example of this diversity. Unfortunately, the Second World War put an end to this. poland • ethnic • jews • ukrain • belarus
Two Ideologies: Dmowski Vs. Pilsudski Between WWI and WWII, two men with two different national ideologies dominated Polish politics. While one held more influence at the time, both philosophies have remained powerful in the following decades. poland • nationalism • pilsudski • dmowski • communism
What if Everyone did It? All too often people will cut down socially challenging differences by alluding to the state of a world where everyone was like that. A surprising number of hitchers one day, and an on-line discussion left me thinking, well, what if everyone did ... hitchhiking • hitchhikers • hitch-hikers • hitch-hiking
Budget Airlines: Belgium & Holland Fly direct to Greece, Italy, London, France, Germany, Portugal and the Canary Isles with Belgian and Dutch operators such as Brussels Airlines and Transavia. budget airlines • cheap flights • belgium and holland • popular holiday destinations • brussels airlines
International Players In NCAA Tournament The college basketball NCAA Tournament has turned into a global event. And that can be seen by the fact that the 64 teams have 79 players from 36 foreign countries. ncaa tournament • international college basketball players • basketball in europe • african basketball • china basketball
The National Football Team of Lithuania The collapse of the USSR in the early 1990s gave independence to Lithuania, who soon began to compete in international football in their own right. lithuania football • lithuanian soccer • world cup qualifying • european championships qualifiers • former ussr football
Esperanto and the Hitch-hiker Believe it or not, Esperanto and Hitch-hiking have some things in common. When asked to explain what, I thought "now there's material for an article ...". In fact it was a talk, and the article follows, but here's a run-down on what Esperantists and Hitch-hikers share, spiced with a little ramble on both themes ... hitch-hiking • hitch hiking |
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
G |
H |
I |
J |
K |
L |
M |
N |
O |
P |
Q |
R |
S |
T |
U |
V |
W |
X |
Y |
Z |
0-9 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|