VILNIUS - The importance of the role of more than 1 million Lithuanians living abroad was widely accented last week. There were celebrations on the highest state level of the 50th anniversary of the Lithuanian charter which became a moral constitution for all around the world.The charter was written by the Main Liberation Committee of Lithuania in Germany in 1949. The committee, seeking democracy and independence for the country and uniting all political parties, was established in underground conditions in Lithuania during the Nazi occupation in 1943.Later it moved to the West and fought a...
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