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Cinderella Goes to Market by Barbara Einhorn

Post-Soviet Women Encountering Transition by Kathleen Kuehnast

Daughters of Revolution by Barbara Evans Clements

Women and Socialism - Socialism and Women by Helmut Gruber

Women in (post)socialist Europe

18 books — 3 voters

365 Lithuanian Verbs by Virginija Stumbrienė

Beginner's Lithuanian by Leonardas Dambriūnas

Teach Yourself Lithuanian Complete Course Package by Meilutė Ramonienė

Lithuanian language learning resources

4 books — 1 voter

Törvényen kívül és belül – két kisregény by Erzsébet Galgóczi

Non-English European lesbian fiction

16 books — 10 voters

Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson

When Secrets Bloom by Patricia Furstenberg

Paul & Kiki's Guide to Vacationing in Italy by Paul Stuart

Adventure Travel & Exploration In Europe

129 books — 109 voters

Teutonic Knight vs Lithuanian Warrior by Mark Galeotti

King Sigismund of Poland and Martin Luther by Natalia Nowakowska

Between Lipany and White Mountain by James R. Palmitessa

Early Modern Eastern Europe

26 books — 7 voters

The Brave Soldier and a Dozen Devils by Marguerita Rudolph

With Dance Shoes in Siberian Snows by Sandra Kalniete

Latvia

33 books — 7 voters

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“ A soldier: "I know where heaven is and it's Lithuania ... The women are beautiful, pagan, with a practical view towards sex. Who says communism was bad? You're working three levels of advantages: you're a foreign male, you're a rich, exotic American, and their men are a bunch of drunken, criminal slobs. ...more ”
― Robert D. Kaplan, Hog Pilots, Blue Water Grunts: The American Military in the Air, at Sea, and on the Ground

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“ Lithuanian citizens are the rudest and most animalistic I have ever seen in Europe. They have no moral, no values, and no manners. They are always starring at others, judging with their eyes of ignorance and their very small conscience, they are very rude, they are impolite wherever you go, and their customer service is horrible. They never say sorry for anything and even offend you when you complain about their mistakes and lack of proper attitude. Besides, eating in Lithuania is a huge disaste Lithuanian citizens are the rudest and most animalistic I have ever seen in Europe. They have no moral, no values, and no manners. They are always starring at others, judging with their eyes of ignorance and their very small conscience, they are very rude, they are impolite wherever you go, and their customer service is horrible. They never say sorry for anything and even offend you when you complain about their mistakes and lack of proper attitude. Besides, eating in Lithuania is a huge disaster. Food is often rotten, and commonly comes with either hair, stones of even glass, as I have found many times. These people should be ashamed to be part of Europe and be removed from the European Union. They waste money as I have never seen anywhere else and are very abusive in prices. Their prices are high but their quality level is not even suitable for animals. They represent a waste on foreign investments. Their youngest generation is also a disaster: Extremely ignorant, without any respect or education, they deserve to be unemployed and starve to death. Nobody in his right mind should ever employ a Lithuanian, marry a Lithuanian or be friend with a Lithuanian. Lithuanias are always trying to use their friendships to take advantage of others, especially if such people are outsiders. Lithuanian women are gold diggers and extremely promiscuous, especially towards men of other cultures, as if their pride was built on the number of sex partners they can have from the widest variety of nations from around the globe, especially if such men are wealthy. Nevertheless, Lithuanians are also extremely racist and ignorant about the planet they live in. They are selfish, sadistic and parasitic. Probably the same could be said about all baltic countries, namely, Latvia, but for now, it is suffice to say this statement is an undoubted fact for the country in analysis. If Latvian and Lithuanian sovereignty ever end within this generation due to major unemployment, massacres and civil wars, and the vast majority of its people perish, I would say Divine justice has been made on both nations. ...more ”
― Robin Sacredfire

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