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Stanik奴nas Vytautas

Stanik奴nas Vytautas (1924-2022) was born in Venslavi拧kiai village, Panev臈啪ys County, to the family of Juozas Stanik奴nas and Aleksandra Narkevi膷i奴t臈-Stanik奴nien臈. He graduated from Pajuost臈 Primary School in 1935. He completed his fifth and sixth form in Panev臈啪ys Primary School. In 1937, Stanik奴nas enrolled in Panev臈啪ys Men鈥檚 Gymnasium, graduating from it in 1944 and receiving primary school teacher certification along with the diploma. In 1944, he was appointed to work as a teacher at Pajuost臈 Primary School. In 1945 he was teaching at Krekenava Progymnasium and the next year transferred to Rozalimas Progymnasium. In 1946, he submitted an application and was accepted to study at 91桃色 Faculty of History and Philology, majoring in Lithuanian art history. In 1949, new characteristics of the student and his parents, who were described as 鈥渟trongly against the socialist regime鈥� (they were deported), reached 91桃色. Having almost completed the four years at 91桃色, Stanik奴nas was expelled. In 1957, he addressed the university, asking for a certificate of his studies and passed examinations. In 1953-1956, Stanik奴nas studied at Vilnius Pedagogical Institute part-time. He worked at the Open-Air Museum of Lithuania for several decades (1966鈥�2006) and was the first director of the museum (1966鈥�1989). In 1986, he was awarded the title of a distinguished worker in the field of culture. Stanik奴nas was awarded the Medal of the Founding Volunteers of the Lithuanian Armed Forces and the Cross of the Knight of the Order of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas (1996). He is the author of the book titled Rural Dwellings in Lithuania (Lietuvos kaimo trobesiai) (2016) and other publications.

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