The British-Lithuanian Society Journal

The Society’s Journal
Tiltas (‘The Bridge’)

An important element in maintaining contact between members is the Society’s publication (at least twice a year), of its journal Tiltas (‘The Bridge’), edited by Maria Lenn (Maria@Lenn.co.uk).

Tiltas contains original articles about Lithuanian history, politics, culture, business and finance, British-Lithuanian links, the history of Lithuanians in Britain, film and book reviews, poetry and interviews with prominent political, business and cultural figures.

The journal is becoming recognised as a valuable resource for those interested in Lithuania and British-Lithuanian relations.
Members receive Tiltas free of charge. There is an index of all articles (updated periodically).

Notable contributions have been:

• Editor’s interview with Dalia Grybauskaite, EU Commissioner for Finance and Budget.
  
  
• Paul Richardson, 'The Ghost Soldiers of 1812'.
  
  
• Romas Kinka, ‘A Lithuanian Easter’.
  
  
• Gordon McLachlan, ‘Interview with Lithuanian Pianist Evelina Puzaitė’.
  
  
• Howard Jarvis, ‘Gone with Her Dreams: A Tribute to Jurga Ivanauskaitė’.
  
  
• Sir Conrad Swan, ‘Heraldry: British and Lithuanian – a Study of Comparison and Contrast’. 
  
  
• Thomas Lane, ‘The Jewish Question in Lithuania’.
  
  
• Barry Ager, ‘Early Medieval Jewellery from the Eastern Baltic back on Display at the British Museum’.
  
  
• Andy Cuckson and Petras Kurlavičius, ‘Lithuania’s Storks’.
  
  
• Irene Saad, née Josuttis, ‘Searching for My Roots’.
  
  
• Janet Zmroczek, ‘The British Library Lithuanian Collections’.

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