Lithuanian army artileryman posing with their 105 mm M 1934 Schneider-Creusot hovitzer. Judging by the belgian made rifles the date is in the late thirties. 

Lithuanian artileryman with thei gun

The once famous french 75 mm gun was popular in interwar with armies, that had limited resources and no ordnance factories, like Lithuanian army. 
Many of artilery pieces in Lithuanian army vas world war one surplus, jus the new anti aircraft guns were bought. The order vas placed in Chekoslovakia for the heavy artilery, bu it was to late and these guns vent to axis forces. 

Lithuanian artilerymen wit french 75 mm gun

Lithuanian soldier owerlooking old part of Vilnius from the Gediminas hill. Today the wiev is prety mouch the same, except from the high rise buildings on the high grounds on the edge of picture