
Aidai ir Šešėliai
Vacys Kavaliūnas
1972 · Chicago, Illinois



ŽIBURIO ARCHIVE · LITHUANIAN DIASPORA MATERIALS
Books carried across borders. Culture carried through time.
The Žiburio Archive brings Lithuanian diaspora books, periodicals, and community records into a public catalog, one item at a time.
The collection grew from Žiburio Lithuanian School in Detroit. Through the Archive’s continuing partnership with the school, students photograph and document the items; Archive reviewers compare catalog proposals with source images, preserve provenance, and state uncertainty honestly.
Browse the books, then follow the people, places, publishers, and institutions that recur across the collection.
512
Records
1816 – 2016
Year Span
142
Locations
979
Institutions
From the records
Connected sources
Memory Structures
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The Collection in History
Follow publication dates, places, publishers, and institutions across the collection while keeping overlapping historical and migration contexts visible.
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Follow the Connections
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Vacys Kavaliūnas
1972 · Chicago, Illinois

Kazys Bradūnas (editor/compiler, per signed redaktoriaus žodis)
1971 · Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Vytautas J. Bagdanavičius
1983 · Chicago, Illinois

Dr. Juozas Prunskis (editor)
unknown · unknown

Algirdas Leonas
1984 · Chicago, IL

Birutė Runaitė-Šidlauskienė
1999 · Marijampolė

Juozas Masilionis
1985 · Chicago, IL

Šatrijos Ragana
1964 · London

Student archivists
Žiburio students handle, photograph, and document the collection. Students and contributors are credited on published contributions; corrections and privacy requests are handled by the Archive.
Internship →A memory architecture
A catalog record is a beginning. When reviewed sources are connected across people, places, institutions, events, publications, and time, they can support a larger public record. Save Our Lithuanian Parishes is a memory architecture of Lithuanian parishes built from that work, bringing Žiburio materials together with newspapers, maps, directories, official records, and other archives while keeping the path back to each source visible.
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