It is a Formula One car used by the Lotus Racing team in 1970. It is the final version of the Lotus 49 series, which made its debut in 1967 and achieved great success on the F1 track with its innovative design and outstanding performance. The main feature is the use of 13 inch wheels to comply with the new regulations at that time. Although it was not the latest model in the 1970 season, it still won the Monaco Grand Prix with its outstanding performance and reliability, driven by Austrian driver Jochen Rindt. Not only is it a legendary racing car, but it is also an important milestone in F1 history.

The Soviet House located in Kaliningrad, also known as the Soviet Building, is a grand and symbolic building. The construction began in 1970, but it has not yet been completed and put into use. Located in the central square of Kaliningrad, at the intersection of Shevchenko Street and Lenin Street. Considered one of the tallest buildings in the city, it consists of two connected 21 story towers. At present, it is closed to tourists and does not provide any practical use, but it continues to attract the attention of tourists and citizens. There are active discussions about its future use or development projects, and some initiatives are proposed to transform it into a hotel or cultural center.