Saulė Society (Lithuanian: Lietuvių švietimo draugija "Saulė"; "saulė" means sun) was a Catholic educational society active in Lithuania from 1906 to 1940...
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1906 opened a Lithuanian primary school for girls supported by the Saulė Society, and in 1906–1911 built church (archit. Karlas Eduardas Strandmanas)...
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the Workers' Society of St. Joseph as a counterbalance for various socialist organizations. He became long-term chairman of the Saulė Society that was organized...
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organizing various societies including the cultural Daina Society (which he chaired in 1904–1906) and the educational Saulė Society. He became the first...
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was lifted, he supported the Society of Saint Casimir that published Lithuanian books and periodicals and Saulė Society that organized and maintained...
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Lithuanian language and literature at teachers' courses established by the Saulė Society in Kaunas. She lectured at the Vytautas Magnus University from 1925...
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were evacuated from Vilnius to Voronezh in August 1915 by the Lithuanian Society for the Relief of War Sufferers. The schools were closed in 1918 when most...
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headquarters of the Saulė Society. During World War I, Tumas moved to Riga and edited Rygos garsas. As a member of the Lithuanian Society for the Relief of...
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Jurbarkas, where she worked in the new gymnasium established by the Saulė Society. A member of the Lithuanian Christian Democratic Party, in 1920 she...
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Kudirka in 1909, an evening to raise money for a Lithuanian school of the Saulė Society in Šančiai in 1910, a theater performance to commemorate the 50th anniversary...
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