In Landscapes of Communism, published earlier this year, Owen Hatherley turned his attention to the architecture of Communism across the former Eastern Bloc, including in the BalticsContinue Reading →
For almost half a century, my grandfather stubbornly maintained the New York Consulate of prewar independent Lithuania in a cramped rent-controlled apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.Continue Reading →
The most remarkable thing about these long forgotten heroes of Lithuanian history is their identity.Continue Reading →
Anatol Lieven was the only Western journalist permanently stationed in the Baltic states during the most dramatic years of their struggle for independence.Continue Reading →
The "garage towns" were vast, Soviet-designed areas for storing cars, often at quite a distance from the owners' homes. Many remain throughout Lithuania, although they are increasingly disappearing.Continue Reading →
