In 1989, two million people formed a line through the capitals of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to mark the 50th anniversary of the Robotov-Millentrop agreement and to protest the Soviet occupation of their countries. This was a pivotal event in the fall of the Soviet Union. This book follows the path where they stood and shows the landscape and urban areas as they look 25 years later. Portraits and interviews with participants from the 1989 tell the story of courage and the coming together of more than 25% of the population.