Max Weber's concept of feudalism and history of Lithuania by Zenonas Norkus

“… The article contains an attempt at classification of the theories of feudalism, an exposition of Max Weber's later theory of feudalism and a discussion of the question of its applicability to the history of Lithuania in the 13th-17th centuries. The theories of feudalism are classified as building a continuum including two poles: a mimetic one and a constructivist one. …”
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History of Lithuania in Cinema and Television. Peculiarities of discourse construction by Rūta Šermukšnytė

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The history of Lithuania: regional characteristics and some conclusions for the present by Alfredas Bumblauskas

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The Relationship between Academic History and Audio-Visual History in Lithuania: A Closing of the Gap? by Rūta Šermukšnytė

“…By trying to consider history emotionally and subjectively, the authors of Lithuanian documentary films and programs in the period of national revival and the first years of independence (till 1993) usually failed to provide a new, individual take on the history of Lithuania; rather, they reproduced interpretations of Lithuanian history produced in the 19th and early 20th centuries. …”
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Dynamics of mutal relations Lithuania and Czechoslovakia (1918-1939): new approach in history of Lithuania's diplomacy (About a Defence of Dalia Bukelevičiūtė Doctoral Thesis) by Sandra Grigaravičiūtė

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The periodisation of Lithuanian history in the context of social history by Alfredas Bumblauskas

“…A discussion about the periodization of the history of Lithuania is also renewed, and the insights into periodization that are considered to be up-and-coming are given in the article. …”
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On the fundamental social changes in Lithuania in the 19th and 20th centuries by Arūnas Vyšniauskas

“… The article deals with the main turning-points in the social history of Lithuania in the past two centuries. These social changes were determined by fundamental political changes in the system that were due to a new political geography in the Baltics and Eastern Europe. …”
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The life and activity of Vaclovas Biržiška in 1940 - 1945 by Silvija Stakulienė

“…Biržiška could manage the two greatest libraries in 1940-1941 during such a difficult period in the history of Lithuania. …”
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ISTORINIS PASAKOJIMAS KAIP NARATOLOGINĖS ANALIZĖS OBJEKTAS by Vytautas Žemgulis

“…Furthermore, after having explained the main notions of theory of literature narrative I will try to analyse an extract from History of Lithuania by E. Gudavičius in a narratological way and will present my own conclusions about the benefit of such analysis of historical narrative to philosophy of history. …”
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Old Vilnius in the Perspektive of Nations' Historical Consciousness by Alfredas Bumblauskas

“…Nowadays, changes in the model of cultural history of Lithuania could be found: from baltophilical (S. …”
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Theoretical innovations of Zenonas Ivinskis by Alfredas Bumblauskas

“…Also, he presented a new chronological division of the history of Lithuania based on the peasants' relations with the land (which can be treated as an insight of structural history). …”
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The Millenium of Lithuania: Two Eliminated Alternatives by Alfredas Bumblauskas

“… The article considers the following two events in the history of Lithuania of the 19th-20th century from the point of view of the conception of alternative history formulated by Alexander Demandt: 1) the fatal meeting with the last King and Grand Duke of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Stanislaw August Poniatowski held in Warsaw on 23 July 1792, in which the decision was taken to put up no more resistance to the Russo-Polish War - everything was determined by a seven-to-five majority of votes; 2) on 24 December 1921, the Government of Lithuania informed the League of Nations that it refused the proposed Paul Hymans' second project on Vilnius, though on the 4th of November 1921 the political elite of Lithuania spoke in support of that project. …”
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Juozas Jurginis in 1961 was criticized by Moscow by Arūnas Vyšniauskas

“…Moscow gave clear directives for Lithuanian historians to adapt the history of Lithuania to the general historical conception of the Soviet Union, which was a substantially Russocentric doctrine. …”
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