Solo In Lithuania's Nuclear Town 馃嚤馃嚬
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The presenter takes a trip to the town of Visaginas in Lithuania to find the last remaining Soviet mosaic in the country, and explores the town's history and architecture.
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Answers: Where is the last Soviet mosaic in Lithuania?
- Soviet history in Lithuania
- Visaginas town exploration
- Soviet mosaic hunt
What it concludes
- Visaginas is the newest town in Lithuania, built in 1975 by the Soviets to house workers for the nuclear power plant.
- The Ignalina nuclear power plant employed 5,000 people before the EU required its closure.
- The town's population has declined and many young people have left due to a lack of work.
- The final Soviet mosaic found in Visaginas, located above the Vynoteka wine store, is titled 'Man and the Elements'.
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