Viktor
Eglitis, Latvia
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His principal ideas: transforming the old occident culture to the new
Central Europe Culture, delivered from the Russian, Turkish and
German culture; the new culture can only start with a new religion -
the Christian religion to be changed into the old-Baltic religion
which ruled formerly from the Baltic Sea up to the Black Sea and of
which some traces are still to be found in Latvia.
Felicie
Bortkiewicz, Lithuania
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Her husband is a champion of the Lithuanian movement, she assisted
him as an editor of the first weekly Lithuanian journal. She was six
times imprisoned on account of this journal and the Lithuanian
movement.
Juozas
(Joseph) Gabrys (Gabriess), Lithuania
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After the declaration of independence of Lithuania he was in the
service of the Lithuanian army and he fought as an engineer officer
(captain) against the Bolsheviks and the Poles.
Konstantinas
Lapinas, Lithuania
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As a student he belonged to the Social-Revolutionary Parties and for
years he administered the famous internationally known Society
"Verrein" in Moscow. In 1905 he was chairman and founder of the
Lithuanian Society in Moscow; in 1906 Stock Holder of the Society for
the Unity of the People and in 1915 he was founder of a relief
association for the refugees.
Kazys
Skirpa, Germany ->
was the first initiator of the organization of the first group of
Lithuanian volunteers in Vilna in 1918 and he participated in all
fighting against the Red Soviet army as well as against the Polish
and German troups of occupation in 1918-1921.
Hanno
Kompus, Estonia ->
was a volunteer in the Estonian war of independence.
Nikolai
Maim, Estonia ->
was head of the commission for the re-evacuation of property from the
University of Tartu from Soviet-Russia in 1920.
Jaan
Tönisson, Estonia
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is the founder of the Estonian Cooperative movement, of the Estonian
National movement and of the Estonian political party "Estonian
Democratic National Party".