Alvydas: Some time ago, before the monument for Darius and Girėnas, there was a “singing fountain”.

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

The first building of Garrison Officers' club during the Interwar period was in a two-storey building designed by an unknown architect at the corner of Laisvės Alėja and A.

Aleksandra: “I lived just next to Laisvės Alėja.

Raimonda Pauzienė (51): [In Juozas Naujalis Music School] everyone was trained to be a musician.

Writer Markas Zingeris: for me as a child, Laisvės Avenue was both freedom and a promise.

Judita: ”I had many photos in the ghetto house.

Eglė: Hens running across the yard, pigs being farmed behind the house and the old horse of Kaunas silently sitting in the garage...

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

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

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

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

D.B.: Even though that for most residents of Kaunas, Picture Gallery seems as located in a Bermuda triangle, to me it has probably become a symbolic place, where I made the decision about my profession.

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

Alvydas Vaitkevičius: A note on the monument of Salomėja Nėris: I remember it standing there.

Pastor Vladimiras Sereda: "/.../ In 1980, I came to Lithuania with my wife after our wedding. As people of faith, we were looking for some community.

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.

Kęstutis: „Augau Aleksote, S.