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- Julija "Julė" Pranaitytė (26 June 1881 – 29 January 1944) was a Russian Empire and later American newspaper editor, book publisher, and a woman traveler. She was educated in Saint Petersburg (Russia), La Chapelle-Montligeon (France), and Ingenbohl (Switzerland). After the death of her fiancé poet Pranas Vaičaitis in 1901, she moved to United States where she collaborated with priest Antanas Milukas and edited the Catholic-minded magazine until her death. Using her personal funds, she published about 35 Lithuanian books. Together with Milukas, she published about a hundred books. She translated religious texts from French and wrote travel books on her journey to Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Caucasus (published in 1914), Lithuania (1928), Spain (1932). She died in poverty and obscurity in 1944. (en)
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- Julė Pranaičiūtė (en)
- Pranaičių Julė (en)
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- 8257 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
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- , Suwałki Governorate, Congress Poland (en)
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- Pranaitytė around 1896 (en)
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- Magazine editor, book publisher (en)
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- Julė Pranaičiūtė (en)
- Pranaičių Julė (en)
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- Brother Justinas Pranaitis (en)
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- Julija "Julė" Pranaitytė (26 June 1881 – 29 January 1944) was a Russian Empire and later American newspaper editor, book publisher, and a woman traveler. She was educated in Saint Petersburg (Russia), La Chapelle-Montligeon (France), and Ingenbohl (Switzerland). After the death of her fiancé poet Pranas Vaičaitis in 1901, she moved to United States where she collaborated with priest Antanas Milukas and edited the Catholic-minded magazine until her death. Using her personal funds, she published about 35 Lithuanian books. Together with Milukas, she published about a hundred books. She translated religious texts from French and wrote travel books on her journey to Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Caucasus (published in 1914), Lithuania (1928), Spain (1932). She died in poverty and obscurity in 1944. (en)
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