LithuanianAmerican
Lithuanian American refers to Americans who trace their ancestry to Lithuania. The term encompasses people born in the United States with Lithuanian roots as well as later generations who identify with Lithuanian heritage through language, religion, culture, or family history.
Large waves of Lithuanian immigration arrived between the 1880s and 1920s, seeking economic opportunity and escaping
Cultural life often centered on the Catholic Church, traditional music and dance groups, and organizations promoting
The post-World War II era brought refugees and new immigrants, including those fleeing Soviet occupation, contributing
Geographically, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, New York City, and other urban areas have long hosted sizable