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- Q4354909 description "Lithuanian politician".
- Q4354909 description "Lithuanian politician".
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- Q4354909 abstract "Jonas Variakojis (May 5, 1892 near Rinkuškiai, Lithuania – October 31, 1963 in St. Charles, Illinois, United States) was a Lithuanian army officer.Variakojis was studying law at the University of St. Petersburg when he was mobilized into the Russian army and sent to the Austrian front during World War I. In December 1918 he returned to Lithuania and joined the newly organized Lithuanian army, preparing to defend Lithuania against the Red Army during the Lithuanian–Soviet War. Variakojis was ordered to organize defense of Panevėžys district. On February 7, 1919, he led the first Lithuanian battles against the Soviets near Kėdainiai. The Soviet advance was stopped, preventing them from capturing Kaunas, the temporary capital of Lithuania.Variakojis and his unit, which later evolved into the 4th Infantry Regiment, continued to combat the Soviets. They were also deployed against Poland during the Polish–Lithuanian War. For his distinguished services during the Lithuanian Wars of Independence, he was awarded several military orders, including the Order of the Cross of Vytis. In 1926, he retired from active military duty. Between 1928 and 1930, he briefly served of Minister of Communications and Minister of Defense. At the end of World War II, he retreated to Germany and then immigrated to the United States, where he died in 1963.".
- Q4354909 birthDate "1892-05-05".
- Q4354909 birthYear "1892".
- Q4354909 deathDate "1963-10-31".
- Q4354909 deathYear "1963".
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- Q4354909 dateOfBirth "1892-05-05".
- Q4354909 dateOfDeath "1963-10-31".
- Q4354909 name "Variakojis, Jonas".
- Q4354909 shortDescription "Lithuanian politician".
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- Q4354909 comment "Jonas Variakojis (May 5, 1892 near Rinkuškiai, Lithuania – October 31, 1963 in St. Charles, Illinois, United States) was a Lithuanian army officer.Variakojis was studying law at the University of St. Petersburg when he was mobilized into the Russian army and sent to the Austrian front during World War I. In December 1918 he returned to Lithuania and joined the newly organized Lithuanian army, preparing to defend Lithuania against the Red Army during the Lithuanian–Soviet War.".
- Q4354909 label "Jonas Variakojis".
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- Q4354909 name "Jonas Variakojis".
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- Q4354909 surname "Variakojis".