Kategorija Uncategorized

Kūrinys skirtas akademikės, germanistės, pedagogės I. Veisaitės atminimui. Ji buvo įsitikinusi, kad blogiausias dalykas, galintis užkrėsti žmogų, yra neapykanta. Todėl visada vadovavosi Holokausto metu žuvusios motinos jai paliktu principu: nekeršyti. Darbe matomi kelių eismo taisyklių ženklai „Nestatyti automobilių (nestovėti)“. Šis… Skaityti toliau →

The history of the Jewish people is complex, but inseparable from hope. For thousands of years, Jews were persecuted, discriminated against, and expelled from their homes. In the former Vilnius ghetto, a Star of David carved several meters high (perhaps… Skaityti toliau →

The author photographs shadows falling on buildings, streets, and monuments. In them, he sees shapes that he associates with historical accents.

Žemaitijos (formerly M. Strašūno) Street commemorates the surviving personality Mata Strašūnas and his love of books. M. Strašūnas, born on 1 October 1817 in Vilnius, was a Lithuanian Talmudist, bibliophile, public figure, and one of the most influential members of… Skaityti toliau →

During World War II, some of the Jews of the Vilnius ghetto set up „malinas” in which they hid themselves or their loved ones. During the years of the Nazi occupation, the word „malina” began to be heard more and… Skaityti toliau →

The Jewish people, although small in number, experienced many difficulties, but they did not break. Perhaps this happened because they drew strength from faith in God, respect for their ancestors (for Jews, their genealogy is especially important), and the traditions… Skaityti toliau →

During World War II, Jewish families were scattered and separated. Some family members died, some managed to escape and hide until the end of the war. The work symbolizes reunification, but no longer in this world. Technology: Horizontal photo canvas… Skaityti toliau →

Although many people think that pogroms against Jews are a phenomenon of World War II, the roots of this act of hatred are much deeper. This term „pogrom” began to be used in the 19th century in Tsarist Russia to… Skaityti toliau →

Forced labor was a policy implemented by the Nazi regime, the purpose of which was to exploit the jewish people as a free labor force. This included forced labor in ghettos, and later in concentration and extermination camps. Most jews… Skaityti toliau →

The first mention of Jews living in Vilnius was in 1567. Before World War II, a large and active Jewish community lived in Vilnius, which made up about a third of the entire population of the Lithuanian capital. Vilnius was… Skaityti toliau →