Liuda Riaukienė: “My grandparents Povilas and Vanda Tarnauskai were shareholders of Versalis company.

Gabrielė: Early morning.

Solveiga Lukminaitė: My memories related to Laisvės alėja (Avenue) are only positive ones.

Gintaras: Žalgiris Stadium was not only a place of sports events; people were also interested in the shows by stunt drivers from Czechoslovakia.

Fruma: "We were hiding in Petrašiūnai, a place that was not considered to be part of the city.

Music club Senas Stalčius (Laisvės ave.

Neringa: In childhood, our parents would bring us to Vytauto Park.

Liucija and Daiva: "Sonata" was an integral part of our youthful life, just like lessons, it was the same with dancing.

Laumė café that was working during the Soviet times was famous for its good coffee and sweets but the most important thing there was the sense of community.

Jonas: "The mosque that previously belonged to National M.

Eugenija: "I saw the graves of Darius and Girėnas in the institute.I was admitted to the medicine institute in 1945.

Stasys: "Since I lived up the hill in the city, in Vaižgantas street, I used to go past the cemetery to work.

Robertas Antinis: Orbita was a superb club. It was special.

Elvyra: “When me and my husband arrived at Linksmakalnis, the soldiers were still there.

Alvydas Vaitkevičius: I am sending several photos by a famous photographer from the Soviet times, Stanislovas Lukošius which he gave me before he passed away.

Svetlana: “I was living in Siberia and came to Lithuania from Irkutsk when I was 32 years old.

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

Gintaras: "One detail stuck to my mind from the dismantling of Leninas monument: next to Donelaičio Street, under a tree, I saw an elderly couple, probably of Russian nationality.