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English[en]
Continuing to travel to the hill and leave their tributes, Lithuanians used it to demonstrate their allegiance to their original identity, religion and heritage. It was a venue of peaceful resistance, although the Soviets worked hard to remove new crosses, and bulldozed the site at least three times (including attempts in 1963 and 1973).[4] There were even rumors that the authorities planned to build a dam on the nearby Kulvė River, a tributary to Mūša, so that the hill would end up underwater.[5]
Cornish[kw]
Yth oberi an awtoritas Sovyetek dhe herdhya an krowsow a-ves (kepar hag assays yn 1963 ha 1973).[1]