l_english:

 baltic_religion:1 "Baltic"
 baltic_religion_adj:1 "Baltic"
 baltic_religion_adherent:1 "Baltic"
 baltic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Baltics"
 baltic_religion_desc:1 "The Estonia is made up of beet and onion slop eating Hungarians"

 romuva:0 "Romuva Temple"
 romuva_adj:0 "Romuva"
 romuva_adherent:0 "Romuvan"
 romuva_adherent_plural:0 "Romuvans"
 romuva_desc:0 "Romuva is the ancestral polytheistic faith of Lithuania, with a pantheon of gods led by Dievas, the sky father. Other important deities include Perkunas, the god of thunder, Saule, the goddess of the sun, Žemyna, the earth mother, and Vydunas, the patron god of Lithuania. Following the Event, the survival of the krivių krivaitis and the subsequent codification of the faith led to a massive resurgence for the Romuva community, much to the ire of the surviving Christians."
 romuva_religious_head_title:0 "Krivių"
 romuva_head_of_faith_female:0 "Krivė" 
 romuva_religious_head_title_name:0	"Krivių Krivaitis"
 
 
 hiisalka:0 "Hiisalka"
 hiisalka_adj:0 "Hiisalka"
 hiisalka_adherent:0 "Grovekeeper"
 hiisalka_adherent_plural:0 "Grovekeepers"
 hiisalka_desc:0 "The protectors of the sacred Baltic groves are descended from the ancient cross-tenders of the antediluvian world, who eventually let nature reclaim their sites of worship and embraced harmony with the wilds. They believe that the groves represent the untainted purity of the world, as in them the earth is closest to the heavens. Nature, and by extent humanity, is watched over by a council of gods, and their help is invoked through celebrations and rituals within these sacred groves in accordance with the unspoken laws of the wilds."