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| '''Albrecht Goštautas''' ({{lang-lt|Albertas Goštautas}}, {{lang-pl|Olbracht Gasztołd}}) (died ]) - was a nobleman from the ] of ] family. In ] became a chancellor of Lithuania. He was buried in ], where his tomb remains till present day. | '''Albrecht Goštautas''' ({{lang-lt|Albertas Goštautas}}, {{lang-pl|Olbracht Gasztołd}}) (died ]) - was a nobleman from the ] of ] family. In ] became a chancellor of Lithuania. He was buried in ], where his tomb remains till present day. | ||
| Goštautas was a supporter of the ] in state affairs and had a ] attitude: he seceded Lithuanian and Polish speaking ]s, took care of the representatives of the ], as ], and had shown distrust to ] inhabitants of the Grand Duchy.<ref>http://viduramziu.lietuvos.net/socium/dubonis2002.htm</ref> He was one of the initiators of the ]. | Goštautas was a supporter of the ] in state affairs and had a ] attitude: he seceded Lithuanian and Polish speaking ]s, took care of the representatives of the ], as ], and had shown distrust to ] inhabitants of the Grand Duchy.<ref>http://viduramziu.lietuvos.net/socium/dubonis2002.htm</ref> He was one of the initiators and authors of the First ]. | ||
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Albrecht Goštautas (Template:Lang-lt, Template:Lang-pl) (died 1539) - was a nobleman from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania of Goštautai family. In 1522 became a chancellor of Lithuania. He was buried in Vilnius Cathedral, where his tomb remains till present day.
Goštautas was a supporter of the Lithuanian language in state affairs and had a nationalistic attitude: he seceded Lithuanian and Polish speaking Franciscans, took care of the representatives of the Lithuanian literature, as Abraomas Kulvietis, and had shown distrust to Ruthenian inhabitants of the Grand Duchy. He was one of the initiators and authors of the First Statute of Lithuania.
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