Vilnius (Vilna, Wilno) was the capital of the Grand Duchy Of Lithuania, in union with Poland for 200 years, before being occupied by Germany and Poland and absorbed into the Russian Empire twice.
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St. Anne's Church dates to 1516 and has been linked to Benedikt Rejt of Bohemia, although a Polish source
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Trakai was the capital of Lithuania before Vilnius. |
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