I did my family tree in order to unite our dispersed clan in various countries. Don't you think it is the highest family value?
Would you like to have greatgrandchildren who do not know each other?Unfortunately,in our times,such values are not welcome.
My one relative seriously asked me whether I make our family tree in order to find companions for drinking vodka...
In our times, other values are welcome. European parliaments are legalizing homosexual marriages. So it is not surprising
that in the heart of Paris,next to Louvre museum between decorative bushes, I saw some standing negro and kneeling European
who was making oral sex with that negro.VERY SOON ALL OUR DEBIL EUROPEAN RACE WILL BE KNEELING...Please,read the book "The death of the West" by Patrick Buchanan.Now about my family:




COLONEL ASEVICIUS-ACUKAS JONAS 1885-1976:
In 1909 he graduated from Vilnius military school.
1914-1915 he participated in battles against Germans and was wounded.
1917-1920 he was a head of Lith.organization in Turkestan.
1918-1921 he was serving in the Red Army.
In 1921 he started serving in Lith.army.
In 1930 he graduated from Kaunas university.
In 1940 he was demobilized.
1940-1950 he was a professor of Vilnius university.
Since 1950 he was a professor of Agricultural academy.
He issued a few textbooks.He was rewarded with various medals.

COLONEL LT.ASEVICIUS VINCAS 1896-1942:
In 1919 he graduated from Lith. military school.
In 1920 he was a commander of tank "Sarunas" and participated in the battle against Poles.
In 1926 he participated in the military putsch.
In 1939 he was demobilized.
He was rewarded with various medals.

MAJOR ASEVICIUS STASYS 1895-1972:
In 1916 he graduated from Irkutsk military school.
In 1916 he participated in battles against Austrians in Karpats.
In 1919 he started serving in Lith.army.
1919-1922 he participated in battles against Bermontininks and Poles.
In 1926 he was a commander of tank "Karas" and participated in the military putsch.
In 1932 he was demobilized.
In 1944 he emigrated to Germany,USA,and Canada.
He was rewarded with various medals and issued a book of reminisence.

AMERICAN COLONEL CHARLES P. AZUKAS (no information).

Our family history starts from TOMASZ ASIEWICZ who is inscribed in encyclopedias of Polish nobles.
He was OSIEWICZ who moved from Poland to Lithuania and assumed the unique surname ASIEWICZ(ASEVICIUS).
Unfortunately,his descendants extremely distorted his surname.In 1764 he signed the General Confederation
of Grand Lithuanian Duchy.His descendants ASIEWICZ,ASEVICIUS,ACEWICZ,ACZAS,ACUS,AZUS,AZUKAS,etc.live in
Lithuania,Poland,and USA. However,ACAS,ACUS,AZUS of Latin origin are not our relatives.
Many relatives are included in my nine-generations genealogical table,but,unfortunately,not all: http://bibgenfr.free.fr

PETER ASEVICH