Grave of Dainava district partisan commander Vincas Daunor-Kelmos, Unguris, Vincas

in 1954 August 18 In the homestead of Monika Milašauskienė, Naudžiūnai village, Prienu district. partisans of the Dainava district Dzūki district stayed, after betraying KGB-recruited homestead tenant Kazis Radvila died: the last commander of the Dainava partisan district Vincas Daunoras-Kelmas, Ungurys, Vincas, g. 1921, d. Žiegždriu village, Balbieriškis valley, Marijampole district.
Partisan from 1944 to 1951. led the squad of the Vaidotas group of the Dzūki national team of Dainava district, 1951. October month. appointed commander of the Dzūkai national team, 1951 in November appointed to the temporary position of Dainava District Commander, 1999. V. Daunor was recognized as a volunteer soldier, was awarded the rank of colonel by order of the President of the Republic of Lithuania, and was awarded the Order of Vytis Cross 2nd Class on 19.05.1999; Jurgis Palionis-Dobilas, head of the Dzūkai national team farm, g. 1914, Matiešioni village, Prienų vls., 1946
Their remains were buried in Prienai, later buried in the gravel pits of Šiauliškii village.

in 1955 V. Daunor's sister dug up the remains and buried them in the Prienai-Birštonas cemetery.

Source of information and photo: Register of Cultural Values.

The object is registered in the register of cultural values, unique code 46048.