park in Vilnius). Druskininkai – 1981–1991, sculptor N. Petrulis Jonava – 1984–1991, sculptor K. Bogdanas Kaunas – 1970–1991, sculptor N. Petrulis Klaipėda – 1976–1991, sculptor G. Jokubonis Palanga – 1977–1991, sculptor Yevgeny Vuchetich Panevėžys – 1983–1991, sculptor G. Jokubonis Šiauliai – 1970–1991, sculptors A. Toleikis and D. Lukosevicius Vilnius 1952–1991, sculptor Nikolai Tomsky 1979–1991, "Lenin and Kapsukas in Poronino", sculptor K. Bogdanas Moldova Chișinău – at the Moldexpo site Edineț – Inside the city park In the centre (statue) and on the outskirts (bust, near Rompetrol gas station) of Comrat, in the autonomous region of Gagauzia unrecognised state of Transnistria Tiraspol – outside the Parliament, the City Soviet building and the Historical Museum Rîbnița – main square Bender – opposite the Gorky Cinema & on Moskovskaya Street Parcani – on Gogol Street Dnestrovsc – Two busts Various other towns and villages in Transnistria have Lenin busts and statues in their centres Netherlands Enschede – in front of the TwentseWelle Museum. It was placed in the context of an exhibition about the GDR. Zuidbroek - in front of a burnt down warehouse in the middle of nowhere. Norway Svalbard – two Russian settlements in Svalbard have Lenin statues, Barentsburg and Pyramiden Poland Warsaw – at the Party's House, used in the Palace of Culture and Science during the Congress of the Polish United Workers Party; in 2014 moved to the museum in Kozłówka Kraków – in Nowa Huta district, the biggest in Poland, pulled down in December 1989,<ref> UPHEAVAL IN THE EAST; Lenin Statue in Mothballs, The New York Times, December 11, 1989</ref> in 1992 moved to High Chaparral Theme Park in Sweden Kraków – in Nowa Huta district, in the area Vladimir Lenin Steelwork (currently Tadeusz Sendzimir Steelworks), removed in 1990 Kraków – with Joseph Stalin, in Strzelecki Park, removed in 1957 Gdańsk – in Gdańsk Shipyard (ex Lenin Shipyard), hid in 1990, destroyed in 1991, in 1999 made a copy in the museum of "Solidarity" in Gdańsk Shipyard Poronin – pulled down in 1990, since 1999 in the museum in Kozłówka Poronin – set up in 2014 on private area, damaged in 2015 Słubice – removed in 1990 Mysłowice – in Wesoła district, in the area Coal Mine "Lenin" (currently Coal Mine "Wesoła"), pulled down in 1990 Legnica – ex-headquarters of the Northern Group of Forces of the Soviet Army, moved to Ulyanovsk in 1993 Legnica – at Legnica