Lili Kristina Vaičekauskaitė-Čepauskienė: The flood of 1946 in Kaunas was a very strong one.

1 photographLili Kristina Vaičekauskaitė-Čepauskienė (2014): Me and my mother in the Oakwood Park in1947.

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

Indrė Žakevičienė: The most memorable event for me was the commemoration of February 16 in 1989 in Santaka Stadium and the “analogue” of the Baltic Way 25 years ago in the Museum of War.

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

Portraits of friends (1985) captured in the yards of Dainava microdistrict

Sculptor Robertas Antinis sharing his memories about  people of Laisvės avenue and Kaunas (2014).

Saulė: After high school, I got into Kaunas Stepas Žukas Technical School of Applied Arts.

Galina: “Formerly, the Christmas tree was decorated at Vienybės (Unity) Square.

Audronė: „Pradėjau lankyti devintą vidurinę Senamiestyje.

Liucija: I remember, when my friend and I, we would go to the Picture Gallery to visit the exhibitions.

Laisvės alėja (Freedom Avenue)

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

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.

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

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

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