Typical grocery store queue in Vilnius (the capital of current Lithuania) during the consumer goods shortage. (Soviet Union, 1990) Credit: Historic Photographs

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  4. Don’t know a single person who misses it… Is it russians who miss it because everything that was produced in soviet occupied countries was then taken to russia??

  5. This post reminded me of an old propaganda video:

    **Tarybų Lietuva. Parduotuvės (1965 – 1978) – Stores in Soviet Lithuania (EN)**

    Here it is -> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Geucpl1uhEI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Geucpl1uhEI)

    This was part of the series “Tarybų Lietuva”, some type of propaganda series to promote Soviet Lithuania. As propaganda goes, still very cool to look back.

  7. Gyvenu suvalkijoje. Mano senelė dar “rusų laikais” važiuodavo autobusu į Kauną nusipirkti maisto. Tada susitarus su vaikais, kad padėtų parnešti. True story, real shit.

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