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Description Facsimile of the Act of Independence of Lithuania
Date 16 February 1918
Source Scan from Maksimaitis, Mindaugas (2005). Lietuvos valstybės konstitucijų istorija (XX a. pirmoji pusė). Vilnius: Justitia. ISBN 9955-616-09-1.
Author Council of Lithuania
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