Where was this photo taken?

Photo: Vilnius. Citizens of Vilnius greeting the Lithuanian army in the Cathedral Square, 1939 11 23.jpg, Wikimedia Commons (public domain / CC0).
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The clues that gave it away
The AI found 5 clues in the picture. Here is what each one told it:
The turrets carry the Columns of Gediminas, the Lithuanian army emblem.
A massive Doric colonnade matches the classicist side of Vilnius Cathedral.
A large saint statue in a pedimented niche matches the cathedral's facade.
Riveted interwar armored car turrets point to the 1939 entry into Vilnius.
Bare trees beside the cathedral fit the park toward Gediminas Hill in autumn.
Crowds greet Lithuanian armored cars beside the colonnade of Vilnius Cathedral..
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