Emma Goldman (1869–1940), Lithuanian-born Russian-American memoirist, autobiographer, publisher, anarchist (G)
Žemaitė, pen name of Julija Beniuševičiūtė-Žymantienė (1845–1921), novelist, short story writer (Z)
Miriam Mosessohn (1841–1920), Lithuanian-born Hebrew-language translator of German novels (M)
Ona Galdikaitė (1898–1990), Lithuanian nun, poet and dissident writer, theological translator (G)
Ieva Simonaitytė (1897–1978), historical novelist, works often subjected to Soviet censorship (S)
Kristina Sabaliauskaitė (born 1974), art historian, historical novelist, short story writer (S)
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From the 1880s to the 1890s, Lithuania began the Bourgeois “national awakening” movement. At this time, there appeared the writer and political commentator Kudilka (1858 ~ 1899), the poet Maillonis (1862 ~ 1932), and the poet marches-kekestas (1867 ~ 1902). They all expressed the democratic intellectuals’ desire for national liberation in their works. Remayitai (1845-1921) became a prominent figure in the 19th Century Lithuanian literary realism, writing about the hard life of peasants and exposing the rule of tsars and landlords and the tyranny of Catholic priests.
The random tool generated 31 entries, mainly documenting outstanding Lithuanian women writers. You can find their names, dates of birth, works, and primary identities in this tool.
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