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Commemorative Stone for the Millennium of Lithuania in Daugailiai

In 2009, a commemorative stone was erected in the town of Daugailiai to mark the millennium of the mention of the name of Lithuania. This monument symbolizes the long history of the country and is an important part of the cultural heritage of the town of Daugailiai.

Commemorative Stone for the Millennium of Lithuania in Daugailiai

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