Wool processing facilities, a winery, and Lithuanian and Jewish schools were established after World War I. Its population reached about 4,000. During World War II its bridges and city center were destroyed and many of its residents executed.
Prior to Lithuania re-establishing its independence after World War I, Anykščiai was part of the Kovno Governorate of the Russian Empire. A shtetl existed within the
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