Jurbarkas, Lithuania
Lithuania
Jurbarkas, Lithuania links to 9218 places across 12 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, mostly in history and military. It sits on the Nemunas river, and the town grew as a customs point and lumber exporter after the Treaty of Melno in 1422. Its strongest overlaps are with Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Germany, tied to the Russian Empire's 1795 annexation and later Kovno Governorate rule. The chronicler Maciej Stryjkowski became church provost there in 1586.
Maciej Stryjkowski
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Sanok, Poland | Druya, Belarus
Provost (religion)
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Maastricht, Netherlands | Doorn, Netherlands | Pilismarót, Hungary | Malta, Austria | Proboštov, Czech Republic
Neman (river)
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Prienai, Lithuania | Birštonas, Lithuania | Pagėgiai, Lithuania | Panemunė, Lithuania | Liškiava, Lithuania
Treaty of Melno
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Klaipėda, Lithuania | Palanga, Lithuania | Sejny, Poland | Alytus, Lithuania | Nemirseta
Kovno Governorate
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Samogitia | Ukmergė, Lithuania | Vilna Governorate | Kuršėnai, Lithuania | Braslaw, Belarus
Ordensburg
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Poland | Lithuania | Estonia | Latvia | Courland, Latvia
Vilna Governorate
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Samogitia | Slonim, Belarus | Palanga, Lithuania | Kuršėnai, Lithuania | Braslaw, Belarus
William Zorach
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: United States | Paris, France | New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Ohio
Ducal Prussia
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Sweden | Warmia, Warmian-Masurian | Nida, Lithuania | Różan, Poland | Stębark, Poland
Lithuanian partisans
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Germany | Paris, France | Russia | Lithuania | Estonia
Lithuania Minor
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: Germany | Russia | Poland | Lithuania | Kraków, Poland
Partisan (military)
Connects Jurbarkas, Lithuania to: London, England | Germany | Paris, France | Italy | Japan