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Monument to Partisans Who Fell Between 1944 and 1955
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The Birštonas Partisan Monument, unveiled in 1991, commemorates the partisans of the Tauras and Dainava districts who perished between 1944 and 1955. Designed by architect Saulius Dulksnys, the monument stands in Jonas Basanavičius Square and symbolizes the struggle for Lithuania’s independence. The memorial plaque bears the names, surnames, and pseudonyms of the partisans, serving as a reminder of their sacrifice in the fight for freedom. This significant historical monument invites reflection on the partisan battles and their contribution to Lithuania’s struggle for liberty.
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