Prezentatation polish mass media in lithuania 26
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This document summarizes Polish mass media outlets in Lithuania, including 1 radio station, 2 news websites, 3 newspapers, 2 magazines, and TV and radio shows broadcast by the national broadcaster. It provides details on several of the main outlets, such as the newspaper Kurier Wileński, which publishes daily and has about 36,000 readers, and the radio station "Znad Willi", which has been a leading Polish media outlet in Lithuania for over 20 years. It also notes that while there is a variety of Polish-language audiovisual content, the offerings remain limited and national broadcasters do not dedicate much attention to them.
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Lithuania is located in northern Europe on the Baltic Sea with Vilnius as its capital. It has a population of 3 million and was occupied by the Soviet Union during World War II before declaring independence in 1990. Basketball is the national sport and cuisine includes dumplings and tree cakes.
Poland is located in central Europe with Warsaw as its
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World Edition
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Republic of
Lithuania
BACKGROUND
Land and Climate
Lithuania is larger than its Baltic neighbors, Latvia and
Estonia, and is slightly bigger than the U.S. state of West
Virginia. It lies on the western fringe of the east European
plain and has a short coastline on the Baltic Sea. It is a green
country with forests, rolling hills, and thousands of rivers and
lakes. The two longest rivers are the Nemunas and the Neris.
Forests cover about 35 percent of the country and are rich in
wild animals, mushrooms, and berries.
Lithuania has four seasons. Summers are short and rainy,
and July temperatures average 63°F (17°C). Winters are cold
and snowy, with an average temperature in January of 23°F
(-5°C). In winter, children are allowed to stay home from
school when the temperature falls below -13°F (-25°C),
which generally happens at least once a year. The general
climate is comparable to that of southeastern Canada. A
westerly breeze is common.
History
Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Union with Poland
Lithuania’s first inhabitants arrived in the 10th millennium
BC. The first mention of Lithuania is found in a medieval
German manuscript, The Annals of Quedlinburg, in the early
11th century AD. Lithuanians began to form a distinct society
in the early second century. In the mid-1200s, a tribal leader
named Duke Mindaugas united several groups to form the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The new state grew in
prominence, especially during the 14th century, when it
annexed neighboring lands (including present-day Belarus,
Ukraine, and parts of Poland and Russia) and was ruled by
strong monarchs. During the 14th century, Lithuania was one
of the largest countries in Europe. Vilnius became the capital
in 1323.
In 1386, reacting to a serious threat from Germanic
invaders, the Grand Duke Jogaila married the Polish crown
princess and became king. This alliance brought Lithuania
into a union with Poland, which strengthened the nations
enough to defeat the German (Teutonic) invaders in 1410;
this conflict was one of the biggest battles of the Middle
Ages. After its union with Poland, Lithuania, one of the last
pagan countries in Europe, adopted Roman Catholicism in
1387 and became increasingly open to Western culture.
Poland and Lithuania tightened their association in 1569
when they united under the Lublin Union and became the
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Russian Rule and World War I
After the Polish-Lithuanian state was partitioned by its
neighbors (in 1772, 1793, and 1795), the Grand Duchy of
Lithuania was left largely a part of the Russian Empire, which
controlled Lithuania for more than 120 years. During this
time, Russia implemented a policy known as Russification, in
which it insisted that Lithuanians speak Russian and convert
to the Russian Orthodox Church. Many attempts were made
to regain independence from Russia, but all were
unsuccessful.
During ...
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The document provides information about the Litvak World project, which aims to preserve the culture and heritage of Lithuanian Jews (Litvaks). It discusses the history of Litvaks in Lithuania, the devastation of the Holocaust, and the subsequent suppression of Jewish culture during Soviet rule. It then describes the Litvak World website and organization, which works to digitize historical information and artifacts about Litvak culture and make it accessible worldwide in order to educate people and honor the memory of those who perished.
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Prezentatation polish mass media in lithuania 26
- 1. Polish mass media in Lithuania Adomas Šimkus Vilnius university
- 2. The aims of presentation To introduce polish media outlets in Lithuania. To present its content. Something else.
- 3. Numbers 1 Polish radio station 2 news websites 3 newspapers 2 magazines 1 radio show on national broadcaster 1 TV show on national broadcaster
- 6. Categories
- 13. Kurier Wileński: Daily newspaper founded in 1953 About 36,000 readers (1.4% of Lithuania's population) Format – a4 2,500 copies every day 1,8 LT
- 14. Main topics Education Culture Politics Other
- 19. The most successful post
- 21. “Santara”: history The oldest Polish minority’s Lithuanian radio show ever aired. In 1944 informed Lithuanians about the Second World War. Since then, the show Polish language became a part of this show.
- 22. “Santara” Daily show on the 2nd program of National radio In 5 different languages Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian.
- 25. Vilniaus albumas (TV show) The only TV show in Polish at national television. Presents news about Poles, their problems and successes, unique culture and traditions. Duration – 15 min.
- 27. Topics: Culture Culture Culture
- 28. “Znad Wilii”: “We share information”
- 29. About “Znad Willi” – Lithuania based radio station. More than 20 years has a leading position among Polish media in Lithuania. Presents the latest news from Lithuania and the world, as well as current information from Vilnius. The first program was attributed to the July 1, 1992 [1].
- 30. The content: 80 % of daily schedule consists of contemporary music. 20 % dedicated to the latest news around the world.
- 31. The content: The programs consists political, economic, educational, social, cultural, and entertainment information. There are also relay radio programs of the European Radio for Belarus and Polish Radio External Service.
- 32. Topics: Without current news around the world “Znad Wilii” also pays a lot of attention to Polish-Lithuanian relations, including problems that Polish minority nowadays might be facing in Lithuania.
- 33. Diversity of languages News mostly is in Polish. Some news summaries are presented in Russian and Lithuanian as well. The music basically is in Polish, Russian and English.
- 34. Accessability: 24/7 Broadcast. Available in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, and surrounding area. Worldwide availability – on-line. The website: http://zw.lt/
- 35. The logo: It symbolizes the waves of Neris river in Vilnius.
- 36. The idea of the station: According to its general manager, Mirosław Juchniewicz, the idea of this radio station “is to unite all who seek agreement over divisions”.
- 38. The website:
- 40. Conclusions Same topics Variety of audiovisual production in polish language is still poor. National broadcaster does not pay attention.
- 41. In media
- 42. Project was co-financed from: Orlen Lietuva Polsko-Litewski Fundusz Wymiany Młodzieży Fundacja Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the authors and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the Fundacja Rozwoju Systemu Edukacji neither Ministerstwo Edukacji Narodowej.