A few facts about the place I live Created 13 years ago2011-04-02 10:05:42 UTC by Bruce Bruce

Created 13 years ago2011-04-02 10:05:42 UTC by Bruce Bruce

Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 11:19:05 UTC Post #292858
Recently I have found out that a nuclear plant in my country called the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant is the most powerful nuclear plant in the world and has the biggest nuclear reactors in the world. Currently it's being closed.
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There is a massive fortress complex in my city called the Kaunas Fortress which was constructed in 1882 by Russia for the World War I. More accurately most of it is underground bunkers. There are main strongholds and most of them were connected by underground tunnels. The complex then covered about 65 square kilometers. Currently the connections between the strongholds are blocked. And there are few strongholds less than kilometer away from where I live. One of them is the Ninth Fort and currently there is a working museum in it. With a guide you can get in the tunnels.
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The Ninth Fort
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The strange buildings you can see in the background are massive 32 meter tall monuments which are memorial to the 30,000 Jews and others from Lithuania and abroad who were brutally murdered here during the Holocaust.
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Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 11:41:33 UTC Post #292862
The city or the fortress is called Kaunas Fortress? Because these pictures are serious business in terms of mapping inspiration.
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Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 12:28:20 UTC Post #292863
Kaunas is the name of the city so the complex is called the Kaunas Fortress. Yeah I hope it will inspire someone.
Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 21:47:38 UTC Post #292894
It appears someone had a gunfight down there.
Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 23:04:53 UTC Post #292898
Bullet holes! That's all kinds of brutal.
Posted 13 years ago2011-04-02 23:15:26 UTC Post #292899
.50 sniper bullets? Pff please.
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Posted 13 years ago2011-04-03 10:21:34 UTC Post #292919
Of course there were gunfights. And Nazis killed at least 30,000 Jews in this place.
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Posted 13 years ago2011-04-03 11:03:54 UTC Post #292921
I'm really disappointed by soviet architects. They are people without passion :(
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