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

Judita: "When I was young I used to live with my custodian in M.

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

Street, yard, house. I still remember where a turn should be taken in order to find myself next to the nine-store house, which was my most favourite place in my childhood.

Music club Senas Stalčius (Laisvės ave.

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

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

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

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

Rūta: "In the spring, 1958 we said our goodbyes to Kaunas VI Secondary School.

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

Memories about Oakwood Park by people of Kaunas.

Audronė: „Prieplaukos krantinę vadindavom cimbruvka.

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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.

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In December, 2018 The lions that are protecting the entrance to Vytautas Magnus War Museum commemorate their 85th anniversary.

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

Eugenija: "I remember, when they destroyed Stalin’s monument.

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