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Darsūniškis Stone

The Darsūniškis Stone lies on the right side of the Kruonis-Darsūniškis road. The stone was brought from another location. Previously, it had a memorial plaque attached to it, commemorating the battles that took place here during the summer of 1944, towards the end of World War II. It was listed as a protected natural monument by the municipality in 1992.

Darsūniškis Stone

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