Izidorius Mockus
Izidorius Mockus codenames ''Rikas'', ''Rykas'', ''Jovaras'' (1920 – June 16 or July 10, 1950) was a Lithuanian forest brother who led Rolandas' squad (a part of Butigeidis corps, Kęstutis district). Life He was born in the village of Rudžiai (currently Eržvilkas elderate, Jurbarkas District Municipality) in a family of peasants. He was the oldest of three children. The family possessed 13 hectares of land, spanning from Milaičiai Manor from the one side to the river Šaltuona in the other. Mockus' father died when Mockus was about 18 years old. At the time of the Second occupation of Lithuania by the Soviet Union, Mockus joined the forest brothers and eventually became a leader of Rolandas' squad (a part of the larger Kęstutis district). His younger sister Ona, codename ''Genovaitė'', also joined the resistance as an active supporter (''ryšininkė'' in Lithuanian), but was captured and deported to Siberia in the late 1940s. Mockus was killed in 1950 after ...
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