the founder and owner of the park featuring the history of so obviously a few ania says he's lucky that he's lived in a free country for the past twenty years but he notes the growing nostalgia for the soviet period will you mrs pessimistic about his country's future and he's skeptical about the government's political decisions. but i don't think the european union will last or even fifty years ago so it will break up in the same way as the soviet union did the two are very similar in that they have both been a complete mass. of the. blue mrs plame with the idea of expanding his pocket modern day exhibits may soon be added to the collection. the trouble is this nobody yet knows who won't was and will become a symbol of this un yes new era. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from around flushing. we've dumped the future of coverage. wealthy british scientists some time to explain the. market why not. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on

fourteen residents of vilnius died sacrificing their lives for the if you ania's independence in one thousand nine hundred one. the new states government launched a vigorous campaign against the soviet legacy a mobile school gym that equated soviet symbols to nazi ones. nowadays made knife a date marked by soviet republics for the victory of a fascist germany is seen as just another ordinary day by mostly few amiens. in lithuania maiden name is no occasion for festivities yes some people here did fight for the. way it has nothing to do with that russian politicians sometimes say we liberated the lithuanian people from nazi germany by responses the following yes you did but then you didn't bother to leave afterwards one occupation had given way to another. fall if you a new got its independence war veterans used to march through central vilnius on victory day but now they can only mark that holiday at a military cemetery. or government has creases an atmosphere where war veterans are called occupiers. their current propaganda slant is that lithuania was a second time in one nine hundr

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that prompted the you must to set up a pocket dedicated to lets you ania's sunday of history. this open a museum welcomes visitors only around and there's no shortage of them into. foreigners and lithuanian tonight come here to get a glimpse into the country's relatively recent past. here people learn something about socialism and what we went through in those times . the iron curtain weighed down very heavily on the soviet union the outside world knew little about this country. in one nine hundred ninety decided to split from the soviet union. parliament that by the tout as landsburg has declared the republics independence have thousands back to the decision rallies became a constant feature in central vilnius with demonstrators demanding that moscow recognize its un to statehood. first the speaker said emotional words about freedom then the craze began singing literally as. many people how to raise in their eyes they couldn't sing along because they were so overcome with emotion they saw that something was indeed changing they felt they could no speak up with fire to fear. m

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a restitution role was posted a few ania after it declared independence collective farms were disbanded the land was handed over to some of its former i would as far and j under skeptics received sixty hectares of land that used to belong to his father. on jay's an engineer his wife the olia is an accountant they became farmers against their will. a severe economic slump began after lithuania declared independence unemployment had read its head for the first time in the post soviet region. we had to go into farming simply because we had no other source of income now i'm pretty certain our farm has no prospects you know because it. could well cease to exist at any time a sudden change in the weather might ruin a least some of the crops and reduce all of their efforts to nothing. there's no scope for the farm to grow the reluctant farmers don't have the money to save for a rainy day. most small farms here face a similar bleak situation. with. the government lost interest in large scale farming such as collective farms its policy in the early one nine hundred ninety s. was entirely wrong a