Your view about Lithuanians and Lithuania?

[Hercus Monte]

Murza? WTF? Sounds turkic

kinda, it's a very odd name

than again the ''Führer'' doesn't look turkic

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[Hercus Monte]

Not really, if you know the word murzinas. This word isn't rarely used.

He's the only person I've heard of with the name Murza.

[Hercus Monte]

Me too. However, one can easily associate it with a word murzinas.

murzinas may not be a rare word, but Murza is a very rare surname.

[Talvi]

I know absolutely nothing about Lithuanians. I had this Lithuanian Erasmus friend a few years back... and I kept confusing her for a Latvian... It seemed that they had a whole week off during Easter holidays, which made the country seem as quite religious....

[Not a Cop]

Lithuania is a country, while Lithuanians are a people. Lithuania is a dull country without anything special, it's capital and towns are boring without any interesting architecture and so on. At the same time, Tallinn has one of the most, if the number 1, preserved old towns in entire Europe. + there are a lot of interesting things in Estonia, be it untouched wildlife, Estonian-Swede areas of NW-Estonia or whatever else.

I would say it again, Karl

Being proud of medieval archetecture of Tallinn is the same as being proud of medieval archetecture of Munich or Hamburg, because it was built by germans and for germans.
Even if Lithuanian archetecture looks boring for you it was at least built by lithuanians

[Hercus Monte]

I know absolutely nothing about Lithuanians. I had this Lithuanian Erasmus friend a few years back... and I kept confusing her for a Latvian... It seemed that they had a whole week off during Easter holidays, which made the country seem as quite religious....

we have time off for practically everything. if the holiday is on a weekend we just make the closest work day a holiday.

I would say it again, Karl

Being proud of medieval archetecture of Tallinn is the same as being proud of medieval archetecture of Munich or Hamburg, because it was built by germans and for germans.
Even if Lithuanian archetecture looks boring for you it was at least built by lithuanians

well... a lot of it was built by German, Scandinavian, French and, most importantly, Italian architects.
But you're right, it was built for us, not some foreign overlords.

[riverman]

Lithuanians have preserved the indigenous circum-Baltic folklore better than Estonians. I am talking about the polyphonic multi-part folk singing which is shared by Sami, Seto, Latvians and Lithuanians but is completely absent among the contemporary Estonians.
Another example would be the 5-string boat type of kanklės/kokles/kantele/gusli which, again, was replaced entirely by the newer types of kantele among Estonians but not among Balts where it still coexists among the newer types.
That's just a few examples, would you like me to go on?

Hmm well, those peoples really aren't related in any major way, Setos and Saami aren't baltiic by any means, and f.e. R.Catholicism could be said to be way outside the cultural norm for non-balts.

[Mans not hot]

kinda, it's a very odd name

than again the ''Führer'' doesn't look turkic

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He might have Polish ancestry, judging by his surname which is not uncommon in Poland.

[sevruk]

kinda, it's a very odd name

than again the ''Führer'' doesn't look turkic

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interesting specimen. He says "Lithuania for Lithuanians", but married to a woman from Russia

[sevruk]

He is a clown, no one takes him seriously.

Karl of Lithuania