Lithuanian Historical Studies / Lithuanian Institute of History; editor Antanas Tyla, editorial board: Egidijus Aleksandravičius, Zenonas Butkus, Vytautas Merkys, Stephen C. Rowell, Gintautas Zabiela, editorial assistants Džiuljeta Anušauskenė, Algirdas Varnas. – Vilnius: LII leidykla, 1999.
CONTENTS Articles Reports Book reviews and Notices of Recent Publications
[Vol.] 4: 1999. – 163, [1] p. – Bibliogr. – Issue of 700 copies.ISSN 1392-2343
ISBN 9986-780-29-2
Casimir Jagiellończyk and the Polish gamble, 1445-7, p. 7–39.
Lithuania’s Declaration of Independence: Danish and Scandinavian Reactions, p. 40–53.
Czech Political Representation and its Road to Creating a Nation-State and a Programme for Cooperation in the New Eastern Europe at the End of the First World War, p. 54–61.
On Jewish Participation in the Taryba in 1918, p. 62–82.
Polish Influences on the Baltic Démarches of Romanian Diplomacy.1920–1930, p. 83–94.
Between Diktat and the Right to Self-Determination. A Comparison of the Peace Treaties between Soviet Russia and its Western Neighbours (Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland), 1920-21, p. 95–101.
The growth of small nations in Eastern Europe and the statehood of the Baltic countries in 1918, p. 102–115.
Soviet Genocide and its Consequences, p. 116–137.
On the Political Power of the Act of 16 February 1918, p. 138–142.
The Genesis of Latvian Statehood in 1918-1919 and the Main Issues of Latvian-Lithuanian Relations in the Early Stage of Independence, p. 143–150.
Artūras Dubonis, p. 151–157.
Rima Praspaliauskienė, p. 158.
Bernardas Žilvytis Šaknys, p. 159–161.
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