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| '''Albrecht Goštautas''' ({{lang-lt|Albertas Goštautas}}, {{lang-pl|Olbracht Gasztołd}}) (died ]) - was the noblemen from ] 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 the noblemen from ] 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 ] attitude: he seceded Lithuanian and Polish speaking ]s, took care of the representatives of the Lithuanian literature as ] and had shown distrust to ] inhabitants of the Grand Duchy.<ref>http://viduramziu.lietuvos.net/socium/dubonis2002.htm</ref> | |||
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Albrecht Goštautas (Template:Lang-lt, Template:Lang-pl) (died 1539) - was the noblemen from 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 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.
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