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B. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewWisconsinOral History #:Subjects:Transcriptionist: Teresa Bergen Auditor:Begin Oral History #0JT: I’m here in the home of emerita professor Birute Ciplijauskaite. It’s December 28.27, 2012. And Birute, could you pronounce your name in the proper way? I’ve heard so many varied pronunciations.BC: Biru Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewte Ciplijauskaite.JT: Thank you very much. Well, let’s begin at the beginning. Where and when were you born?BC: In 1929, in Kaunas, Lithuania.JT: CanCiplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview
you give me an idea of your family background, of the milieu into which you were born? I’m thinking, you know, maybe class issues, what your parents dB. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview on a farm in the countiy. That’s where most Lithuanians came from at the time they were born. And then, of course they developed the, little by little, the war came. So those, during the 1918 war, both went to Russia. Both went to Russia from the German occupation. And actually Mother finished high Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview school there. Father, I suppose, had already high school. And at the end of the war, they came back to Lithuania. They met only when they were back iCiplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview
n Lithuania. And got married. And even in the little Lithuania, we’re not a stable familyB. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)because Father very soon became B. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewwhich had been occupied by Germans longer, was finally given back to Lithuania. Father was sent there directly of found the hospital. And these were from ’33 to ’39, these were my best years of my life, really, the most beautiful. Because the Lithuanian community was rather small, rather select, bec Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewause all went there to establish the functioning of Lithuanian institutions and everything. We had very good high school, I think. For me. what 1 bestCiplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview
remember, is the Conservatory of Music was absolutely incredible. And as I say, these were very, very happy times.Then, when Germans occupied VaisvydB. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewrom Poland. So Father was asked to go to Vilnius to organize a hospital there. So I remember one year hew as in Vilnius and we still were in Kaunas. That is why my education was very, rather mixed up. Started in Klaipeda the first class of high school already. Then Kaunas, then Vilnius. We stayed in Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview Vilnius not that long. Then we were transferred back to Kaunas. So I, and actually I don't remember whether 1 graduated from high school. Because theCiplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview
n the war came again and we had to flee from Germany. So 1 finished, actually, Lithuanian high school in Germany, in Tubingen.0,2JT:So you say the warB. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview2,2013)BC: It was in 1940-someihing.JI: Yeah. 1 think it was maybe 1940.BC: Yes. Something. Yeah. Mm hmm. .And then OÍ course, the front was coming already to Lithuania.IT:Yes.BC: And we knew that we couldn’t stay, because actually any outstanding people of Lithuania already do in the lirst occupati Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewon, the Russians deported to Siberia and killed.IT:Yes.BC: And we wen? only safe because at that point. Father already was in [Luse?]. So then all theCiplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterview
searches by the Russians who had done for the people, in Vilnius we found out that they came to get us to take to Siberia in the house where we had lB. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, W Ciplijauskaite_transcript_draft_2010sInterviewur father’s prescience-B. Ciplijauskaite (2012,2013)Narrator: Birute CiplijauskaiteInterviewer: John TonoriceDate: December 27, 2012 and February 6, 2013Location: Madison, WGọi ngay
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