Konstantinas Olšauskas (1867–1933) was a Lithuanian Roman Catholic priest active in public life and convicted of murder in 1929. After graduating from...
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June 1918. Lithuania was represented by Augustinas Voldemaras and Konstantinas Olšauskas, while Poland was represented by Adam Ronikier. Both sides recognized...
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Gymnasium. As the front approached, the Lithuanian Society sent Konstantinas Olšauskas, Juozas Vokietaitis [lt], and Juozas Balčikonis to find a location...
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language, Tumas was exiled to Laižuva in 1911. In 1911, together with Konstantinas Olšauskas, he toured Lithuanian American communities collecting donations...
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approved the statute of Saulė Society. Its founders included priests Konstantinas Olšauskas (long-term chairman) and Povilas Januševičius [lt], physician Rokas...
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Polish). LXII. ISBN 978-83-934926-3-3. Pukienė, Vida (2013). Prelatas Konstantinas Olšauskas: visuomenės veikėjo tragedija (PDF) (in Lithuanian). Edukologija...
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fundraising drives. In 1911, priests Juozas Tumas-Vaižgantas and Konstantinas Olšauskas collected donations for the headquarters of the Saulė Society in...
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nation and establish independent Lithuania. The council delegated Konstantinas Olšauskas and Juozas Purickis, who had to travel to Lithuania with fake passports...
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for the benefit of war refugees. Bučys was refused, but priest Konstantinas Olšauskas later managed to get the approval. In United States, Bučys served...
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societies for workers (e.g. Workers' Society of St. Joseph founded by Konstantinas Olšauskas or Society of Saint Zita), the magazine published articles debating...
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