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It's interesting that Lithuania and Poland have different dates too. Poland and Lithuania were a union back in 1582 and the change was made throughout the Commo
by mantas 10y ago
It's interesting that Lithuania and Poland have different dates too. Poland and Lithuania were a union back in 1582 and the change was made throughout the Commonwealth. It was switched back during Russian occupation in 19th century though. Both in Lithuania and Poland switched to Gregorian again after WWI.