Šatrijos Ragana

Marija Pečkauskaitė's house in Židikai , 1915–1930

Šatrijos ragana , actually Marija Pečkauskaitė , (born February 24 ^{. Jul} / 8. March 1877 ^greg. In Medingėnai ; † 24. July 1930 in Židikai ) was a Lithuanian writer; Šatrijos Ragana was her stage name. She is the founder of the Židikai School.

A chapel designed by Jonas Mulokas was built on her grave in 1941 for her remains.

Works

Margi paveikslėliai (1896)
Pirmas pabučiavimas (1898)
Dėl ko tavęs čia nėra? (1898)
Jau vakaruose užgeso saulėlydžiai (1900)
Rudens dieną (1903)
Viktutė (1903)
Iš daktaro pasakojimų (1904)
Atsiminimai apie broliuką Steponą (1939)
Sulaukė (1906)
Vincas Stonis (1906)
Pertraukta idilija (1906)
Nepasisekė Marytei (1906)
Dėl tėvynės (1907)
Adomienė (1908)
Pančiai (1920)
Sename dvare (1922)
Irkos tragedija (1924)
Mėlynoji mergelė (1925)
Motina - auklėtoja (1926)

literature

Article Satrijos Ragana in the Encyclopedia Lituanica , Vol. IV. Boston 1970–1978, pp. 216–217 (English)

Web links

Biography on rašyk.lt (Lithuanian)

credentials

↑ Lithuania had been under Russian control since the final partition of Poland and had only declared its independence from the Russian Empire in 1918. Medingėnai belonged to the Kovno governorate at that time .

personal data
SURNAME	Šatrijos Ragana
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Pečkauskaitė, Marija (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Lithuanian writer
DATE OF BIRTH	March 8, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH	Medingėnai , Kovno Governorate , Russian Empire
DATE OF DEATH	July 24, 1930
Place of death	Židikai , Republic of Lithuania

[1] Lithuania had been under Russian control since the final partition of Poland and had only declared its independence from the Russian Empire in 1918. Medingėnai belonged to the Kovno governorate at that time .