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Where was this photo taken? Vilnius Cathedral, Cathedral Square, Vilnius, Lithuania

Photo: Vilnius. Citizens of Vilnius greeting the Lithuanian army in the Cathedral Square, 1939 11 23.jpg, Wikimedia Commons (public domain / CC0).

This photo was taken atVilnius Cathedral, Cathedral SquareVilnius, Lithuania

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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:

01 GEDIMINAS COLUMNS → LITHUANIAN MILITARY

The turrets carry the Columns of Gediminas, the Lithuanian army emblem.

02 CLASSICAL COLONNADE → VILNIUS CATHEDRAL

A massive Doric colonnade matches the classicist side of Vilnius Cathedral.

03 STATUE IN NICHE → CATHEDRAL FACADE

A large saint statue in a pedimented niche matches the cathedral's facade.

04 RIVETED TURRETS → 1939 ARMY ENTRY

Riveted interwar armored car turrets point to the 1939 entry into Vilnius.

05 BARE TREES → LATE AUTUMN PARK

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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