Birth
Born in Veisiejai, Lazdijai district, as Rokas Alvydas Liaukonis.

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1936 – 2023
Born in Veisiejai, Lazdijai district, as Rokas Alvydas Liaukonis.
Graduated from Šilutė secondary school.
Graduated in archaeology from Vilnius University.
Defended first dissertation in Moscow.
Defended second dissertation, became Doctor of Economic Sciences.
Became professor at Vilnius Engineering Construction Institute.
After his father's death, changed his surname to Flick – in honor of his mother Berta Flick, a descendant of Salzburg emigrants.
Appointed Vice Minister of Energy (1990–1991).
First book published – a publicistic diary about the Sąjūdis era.
A novel about the Curonian Spit – one of the most acclaimed parts of the trilogy.
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."