Telšiai, Lithuania
Lithuania
Telšiai, Lithuania links to 3150 places across 15 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, with history, government, military and religion leading the mix. It shares many connections with Lithuania, Vilnius, Poland and Russia. Specific threads include its role as a main centre of the Uprising of 1863 in Samogitia, the Jewish refugees who arrived after the 1939 German ultimatum to Lithuania, and its naming as Lithuanian Capital of Culture for 2016.
1939 German ultimatum to Lithuania
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Klaipėda, Lithuania | Smalininkai, Lithuania
Vilnius Governorate
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Geisiškės, Lithuania | Ikaźń, Belarus
Aušrininkai
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Russia | Voronezh, Russia | Samogitia
rosh yeshiva
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Panevėžys, Lithuania | Nimereuca, Moldova | Beit El, Palestinian territories (occupied West Bank)
Samogitian dialect
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Lithuania | Belarus | Ariogala, Lithuania | Seredžius, Lithuania
Rolandas Paksas
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Lithuania | Vilnius, Lithuania
Uprising of 1863
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Eišiškės, Lithuania | Jašiūnai, Lithuania | Alanta | Kęstaičiai, Lithuania | Mostowlany, Poland
Roman Catholic Diocese of Telšiai
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Lithuania | Padua, Italy | Kaunas, Lithuania | Klaipėda, Lithuania | Samogitia
Duchy of Samogitia
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Samogitia | Mažeikiai, Lithuania | Plungė, Lithuania | Skuodas, Lithuania | Joniškis, Lithuania
President of Poland
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Warsaw, Poland | Gdańsk, Poland | Wisła, Poland | Ursynów, Poland | New Britain, Connecticut
Morris Ginsberg
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: London, England | Liverpool, England | Jerusalem, Israel | Lithuania | Vilijampolė, Lithuania
Samogitia
Connects Telšiai, Lithuania to: Germany | Jerusalem, Israel | Lithuania | Courland, Latvia | Klaipėda, Lithuania