Alytus - patriotic signs

[vyrud]

It is rather difficult to talk about Alytus. There are no outstanding architectural monuments in this town. As I said in one of my earlier reports modern Alytus is mainly the product of 1960s - 1980s. But that's not all. I will begin reports about Alytus from various patriotic signs that appeared here before WWII since Alytus had big importance for

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[all_decoded]

Thanks, very interesting.
Can you ask about another Arturas Sakalauskas. Soldier Soviet Army, which killed 7 or 8 men in 1986 or 1987? What his fate?
And now in Alytus monument in memory died in Stalag-343 (military prisoners) and in camp for DP (displaced persons) existing or not?

[vyrud]

Thank you!
Another Arturas Sakalauskas is alive but he didn't recovered fully psychically and still lives in the madhouse ...

What concerns Stalag I think monument should exist. In principal this camp wasn't in the town but was several kilometers outside in the forest and I wasn't in that place personally. I browsed Internet and found that there are plans to build new monument (message was dated 2009) but I think that new monument wasn't built yet.

I am so sad

[gufido]

I am so sad that he is still ill.

He was our hero when I studied at school. I even wanted to write an essay about that great man.

He killed 8 beasts but saved many thousands men.

Re: I am so sad

[vyrud]

That's sad truth of our life ...

[global_disorder]

communistic hydra is awesome!

[vyrud]

It is probably single so deeply anti-communist sculpture here.