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Final preparations for the launching of the vessel at the Klaipeda shipyard.
01.08.1990#55550

Military patrol on Klaipeda streets.
01.04.1990#8228

Penguins in the Klaipeda marine museum (Lithuania).
01.08.1986#24383

Shipbuilders at the Baltija Shipbuilding Yard in Klaipeda.
01.03.1985#33764

The shipwreck of a British tanker with a load of fuel oil near the port of Klaipeda (Lithuania) in November 1981 was the largest ecological catastrophe over the entire history of navigation in the Baltic Sea area.
21.11.1981#22601

The Klaipeda Canned Fish Plant in the Lithuanian SSR.
10.09.1974#5959868

Floating dock manufactured by Klaipeda Shipyard "Baltia" (present-day JSC Baltic Shipyard) for the German Democratic Republic. The Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic.
05.07.1974#5578296

Workers of Klaipeda Shipyard "Baltia" (present-day JSC Baltic Shipyard) V. Kalubinkas, K. Chepaitis and A. Stanaitis. The Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic.
05.07.1974#5578295

Decorative wooden sculptures, Klaipeda.
01.07.1974#59305

Klaipeda port in the Lithuanian SSR. The third navigator of the fishing mother-ship Nakhichevan is checking the route on a navigation map.
10.09.1972#5662656

Lithuanian SSR. Klaipeda trading port.
10.09.1972#5662655

The fishing floating base Nakhichevan in Klaipeda seaport. The Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic.
10.09.1972#5662654

Klaipeda fish canning plant. The Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic.
10.09.1972#5662653

Lithuanian SSR. Klaipeda trading port.
10.09.1972#5662652

A monument to Soviet soldiers killed in the battles for Klaipeda during the WWII.
01.09.1971#59910

A gaff-sail catamaran in the Curonian Lagoon, separated by the Curonian Spit from the Baltic Sea. A strait linking the Baltic Sea with the Curonian Lagoon is located near Klaipeda, Lithuania. The border between the Lithuanian SSR and Russia's Kaliningrad Region passed via the Curonian Lagoon.
20.07.1967#6655763