The Political Graveyard: Lithuania

Lithuania

Lithuania information:

Population: 3,610,535
Land area 25,174 square miles.
Capital: Vilnius

See also: Soviet Union

Neighboring areas:

North: Latvia
Southeast: Belarus
South: Poland
Southwest: Kaliningrad Oblast
West: Baltic Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Lithuania
U.S. Consuls in Lithuania
U.S. Politicians who were born in Lithuania

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Lithuania

Frederick W. B. Coleman (Minister 1922-31) Robert P. Skinner (Minister 1931-33) John Van A. MacMurray (Minister 1933-36) Arthur Bliss Lane (Minister 1936-37) Owen J. C. Norem (Minister 1937-40) Darryl Norman Johnson (Ambassador 1992-94) James W. Swihart, Jr. (Ambassador 1994-97) Keith C. Smith (Ambassador 1997-2000) John F. Tefft (Ambassador 2000-)

U.S. Consuls in Lithuania

(may be incomplete!)

Kovno (Kaunas): Clement S. Edwards (Consul 1922) Charles H. Heisler (Vice Consul 1922) Charles M. Gerrity (Vice Consul 1924-27) Jay Walker (Vice Consul 1924) Harry E. Carlson (Consul 1924-26) Harry A. Dayton (Vice Consul 1924) Robert W. Heingartner (Consul 1926-28) David B. Macgowan (Consul 1927) Paul J. Reveley (Vice Consul 1929) Hugh S. Fullerton (Consul 1929-32) George D. La Mont (Vice Consul 1930-32) Bertil E. Kuniholm (Vice Consul 1930) Clark Porter Kuykendall (Consul 1935-36)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Lithuania

Near Vilna: Samuel Dickstein 1885

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