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- Subcultures_in_Lithuania abstract "In the 1970s Soviet Lithuania, there were many groups resisting official Soviet ideology. One of most notable were hippies.As hippie movement faded in the '80, punk subculture took over its role of youth's cultural resistance. In those days people participating in punk subculture could still get beaten up by Soviet police (Militsiya), taken for interrogation by KGB, expelled from schools and sometimes even put into mental health institutions".
- Q7630988 abstract "In the 1970s Soviet Lithuania, there were many groups resisting official Soviet ideology. One of most notable were hippies.As hippie movement faded in the '80, punk subculture took over its role of youth's cultural resistance. In those days people participating in punk subculture could still get beaten up by Soviet police (Militsiya), taken for interrogation by KGB, expelled from schools and sometimes even put into mental health institutions".
- Subcultures_in_Lithuania comment "In the 1970s Soviet Lithuania, there were many groups resisting official Soviet ideology. One of most notable were hippies.As hippie movement faded in the '80, punk subculture took over its role of youth's cultural resistance. In those days people participating in punk subculture could still get beaten up by Soviet police (Militsiya), taken for interrogation by KGB, expelled from schools and sometimes even put into mental health institutions".
- Q7630988 comment "In the 1970s Soviet Lithuania, there were many groups resisting official Soviet ideology. One of most notable were hippies.As hippie movement faded in the '80, punk subculture took over its role of youth's cultural resistance. In those days people participating in punk subculture could still get beaten up by Soviet police (Militsiya), taken for interrogation by KGB, expelled from schools and sometimes even put into mental health institutions".