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Writer, Prof. Habil. Dr. Rokas Flick
Rokas Flick (Rokas Alvydas Liaukonis until 1989, 1936–2023) was a Lithuanian writer, economist, professor, and habilitated doctor of social sciences. The website presents his biography, works, bibliography, publications, and publicly available material.
“I am attached to Lithuania Minor and its people.”
– LRT interviu, 2022, 2022
Site structure
The sections separate verified facts, bibliography, archival material, and public publications.
Books are listed with publication data, years, publishers, and concise factual descriptions.
Read More →The biography follows public sources; the archive section gathers photographs, documents, and media.
Read More →The chronology connects dates of birth, studies, professional activity, writing, and awards.
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His fiction focuses on Lithuania Minor, the Klaipėda region, the Curonian Spit, and historical turning points. The descriptions are kept factual and restrained.
2014 · Alma littera
A four-generation family saga beginning in 17th-century Austria. Miller Wilhelm Lange's son becomes a Protestant pastor, but persecuted by the Archbishop of Salzburg, he embarks with his daughter Emma and grandson on a difficult journey to Prussian Lithuania – a desolate land ravaged by plague.
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2010 · Tyto alba
A novel about the Curonian Spit – impressionist painter Martynas Lukeitas's life through two world wars, from Nida's "painters' paradise" to the fall of Prussia. The odyssey of the son of Lithuanian Urtė and French prisoner officer Michel Benoit across Europe.
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2012 · Alma littera
The tragic fate of the Toleikis family during and after World War II. German Marta and Lithuanian Vincentas plan to move to Kaunas with their two sons, but war tears the family apart. Teenager Valteris wanders through post-war Lithuanian villages with other "wolf children."
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“I am attached to Lithuania Minor and its people.”
– LRT interviu, 2022, 2022
Timeline
A four-generation family saga from Salzburg to Prussian Lithuania.
Awarded the Ieva Simonaitytė Literary Prize for the novel "Emma, the Pastor's Daughter."
Seventh and final novel – about Hugo Scheu and Hermann Sudermann.
Passed away on February 26 in Klaipėda, aged 86. Known as "the creator of the Prussian epic."
From the Archive
Rokas Flick – official portrait
Rokas Flick – LRT interview
Rokas Flick – personal archive photo