Asija: ”A protest happened in Ramybės (Serenity) Park, after which it was decided to remove the cemetery located in the park.

Gintaras Vitulskis: After the war, when the wooden cinema Lyra (Lyre) burned to the ground, and Taika (Peace) cinema theatre had not been built yet, the Methodist church was nationalized and turned into a cinema theatre.

Gabrielė: Early morning.

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Asija: “In the evenings, Laisvės Avenue was full of people.

Petras Vileišis Square (or Smėlynė, as it was called by the residents of Kaunas) was a place famous for horse racing.

Žilvinas: “My brother and I, we are twins.

Alma: It is very nice to remember how people would gather in the Oakwood Park.

Lili Kristina Vaičekauskaitė-Čepauskienė: If someone is collecting historical material, there is an interesting episode.

Alma: Some time ago, this university was called Kaunas Polytechnic Institute and the campus was built only around 1975.

Asija: “When the family got too big, we received a room in Laisvės Ave.

1 photographPovilas (first to the right) and Vandas (second to the left), Tarnauskas, restaurant "Versalis" shareholders, festive visit to Nemunas.

Alvydas Vaitkevičius: I cannot stop myself from sharing certain interesting pages with the memories about our old War Museum.

Arkadijus Vinokuras (member of the "Company"): We were proud of Kaunas, and the situation of Lithuania hurt us, so a lot of us would carry a litas coin featuring Duke Vytautas from the Smetona times.

Dobrė: “The action was held in November 1941: at 6 pm we were lined up.

Kęstutis: "We were living at Gričiupio Street, where the current KTU student campus is located.

Gintaras: Posters started to appear in Kaunas, just like in Vilnius, after the bloody events of January 13.

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Fruma: "My first childhood memories connected to Kaunas are very warm.

Greta: If someone asked which place of student life is the dearest to me, I would say that it's Artists' House.