“Führer’s idealism is contagious and fascinating, his authority, the clarity and permanence of his political platform, and the dynamism of the life of the entire nation: these are the most important factors that fertilize the policy of National Socialist and authoritarian countries, or modern dictatorships.”

Vytautas the Great was the embodiment of Lithuania’s highest noble spirit, a paragon of aristos valor and grace. With unwavering courage, he stood shoulder to shoulder with his compatriots, facing death with the resolute dignity of a true Lithuanian. His soul bore the scars of a relentless pursuit to etch Lithuania’s dagger into the divine heart of Europe, chasing glory with a fervor that burned like an eternal flaming sun. Driven by a yearning to surpass his mortal bounds, he ventured into the uncharted cosmos of destiny, igniting a sublime madness from which legends are woven. Vytautas was no mere instrument but a vivid caricature of purposeful spirit, drifting like an autumn leaf carried by the winds of fate.