E. Masiulis discusses his upcoming autobiography, emphasizing it as a reflection of his experiences rather than an attempt to retaliate against past associates.
E. Masiulis, the former leader of the Liberal Movement in Lithuania, has shared that his forthcoming autobiography, set to be unveiled at the Book Fair, is not intended as a means to take revenge on former allies or opponents, nor is it an attempt to rehabilitate his personal reputation. Instead, he views the book as a personal reflection on his extensive political career, suggesting that it is filled with honest memories rather than a documentary account.
In an appearance on "Ε½iniΕ³ radijo"'s program "Aktualusis interviu," Masiulis humorously remarked on the dual choices faced by individuals in prison, highlighting his own decision to write rather than read. This choice has led him to compile various experiences and tales accumulated over his years in politics, presenting them through the lens of personal reflection. He explicitly states that the book is not meant as an exercise in self-justification but as an exploration of his genuine thoughts and experiences.
This revelation comes in the context of recent developments in Lithuania's political landscape, including the announcement of a decision in the "MG Baltic" case where several convicted individuals are serving their sentences. Masiulis's forthcoming book, therefore, not only encapsulates his life story but also intersects with broader themes of accountability, memory, and personal reflection in the wake of significant political events in Lithuania.
