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Vivulskis' Overcoat
On the cold winter's night of January 3rd, 1919, as the Red Army was approaching, Antanas Vivulkis (Wiwulski) was on guard by this house as a volunteer in a Vilnius defence unit. Like St. Martin, he gave his overcoat to another solider who was suffering from the cold, fell seriously ill, and died several days later of acute pneumonia. Antanas Vivulkis (Wiwulski) 20/02/1877 - 10/01/1919.
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