not officially an "enemy of state," but not to be mentioned in public. After Stalin's death in 1953, the communist government of Lithuania, especially the first secretary of the Lithuanian Communist Party, Antanas Sniečkus, started reviving the memory of Mickevičius. Gradually, the commemoration of Mickevičius' legacy grew to the point of idolization. Streets, squares, museums and ships were named after him, and several monuments were erected. Named after Vincas Mickevičius-Kapsukas 1955–1989: Marijampolė city and region 1956–1989: Vilnius University 1964–1989: Award of the Lithuanian Journalists Union Bibliography Lietuvos buržuazijos stiprėjimas ir jos reikalų reiškėjai, 1914 J. Biliūno biografija, 1917 Lietuvos Bresto taikos derybos, 1918 Trumpa LSDP istorija, 2 d., 1918–1920 1905 m. revoliucija Lietuvoje, 1926 Pirmoji Gegužės nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje, 1919–1920 Keturių teismo komedija ir paskutinės valandos, 1929 Caro kalėjimuos, 1929; 1975 Lietuva, 1931 Pirmoji Lietuvos proletarinė revoliucija ir Tarybų valdžia, 1934; 1958 Raštai, t. 1–10 (Works, vols. 1–10), Vilnius, 1960–1971 References 1880 births 1935 deaths People from Vilkaviškis District Municipality People from Suwałki Governorate Communist Party of Lithuania politicians Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic (1918–19) people Lithuanian–Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic people People granted political asylum in the Soviet Union University of Bern alumni Tiesa editors