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| 1927 Apr-May | Martha Root journeyed through the Baltic States and become the first Bahá'í to visit Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia (2 May). [MR272–4] | Baltic States; Latvia; Lithuania; Estonia | Martha Root | |
| 1992 25 - 27 Sep | The first Bahá'í Youth Conference of Lithuania took places in Kaunas, attended by 32 Bahá'ís. [BINS281:1] | Kaunas; Lithuania | Conferences, Bahai; Conferences, Youth; Youth | |
| 1995 Jul | The first Bahá'í summer school of Lithuania was held in Ukmerge, attended by 20 people. [BINS346:1] | Ukmerge; Lithuania | First summer and winter schools | |
| 1995 Dec 28 – 30 | The first teaching conference of Lithuania was held in Vilnius, attended by Bahá'ís from five countries. [BINS355:1] | Vilnius; Lithuania | Conferences, Bahai; Conferences, teaching; First conferences | |
| 1999 Ridván | National Spiritual Assembly of Lithuania was formed. [BW99-00p44-45, Ridván Message 156]
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Lithuania | National Spiritual Assembly, formation | |
| 2005. Jan | Doris Katzenstein, originally from Germany, pioneered to Lithuania, first to Kalaipeda and finally settling in Palanga where she taught German and English at the Palanga University of the Third Age. [Website]
She first encountered the Faith on board a ship from fellow passengers, Martin and Gerda Aiff and their children, who where on their way to Windhoek. She retuned to Germany after three years and accepted the Faith in about April of 1963 and after the opening of the Frankfurt Temple in the summer of 1964 she returned to Windhoek, eventually settling in Elizabeth Bay where she served by teaching children's classes. After four years he returned to Germany and locate in Ulm. While preparing to return to Windhoek she received the news of her appointment as an Auxiliary Board Member. In 1971 she pioneered to Manaia, Romania where she worked as a tourist guide for 4 1/2 seasons. She did international travel teaching in Korea, Thailand, Rangoon, where she visited Daidanaw, known as Àbdu'l-Bahá's Village. [information from "Thursday Night@7PM" 7 December 2023] |
Kalaipeda; Lithuania; Palanga; Lithuania; Manaia; Romania; Daidanaw; Yangon (Rangoon) | Pioneering |
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- Notes on the Babi and Bahá'í Religions in Russia and its territories, by Graham Hassall, in Journal of Bahá'í Studies, 5:3 (1993). Overview of the history of Bábí and Bahá'í communities in Russia and Russian territories. [about]
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