Lithuanian jews
Rabbi Lando: Zionism to blame for Arab hostility, religious IDF troops killed over 'twisted Torah'
UTJ spiritual leader Lando: '[National-Religious Jews] are being killed because their rabbis teach them twisted Torah' • Litvak rabbi says secular Israelis 'have no connection with Judaism'
Lithuanian students retrace Holocaust history on memorial day, confront country's role in massacres
How a new tool in Lithuania helps people read letters from their Jewish ancestors
US antisemitism envoy pressures Lithuania to stop construction over Vilnius Jewish cemetery
Lithuanian citizenship law part of ‘healing process’ for Litvaks
While a sudden influx of Jews to Lithuania is not expected, the government’s amendment has multi-faceted ramifications.
Lithuania easing restrictions for Jews to reclaim citizenship
South African Jewish community – home to tens of thousands of former Litvaks – lauds government decision.
Volozhin: Rabbis and Rebels
Famous Holocaust escape tunnel located in Lithuania using hi-tech
Antiquities Authority uses predictive scanning to find shaft dug by ‘Corpse Unit’ at Ponary Massacre site near Vilnius
There's something about Mary
Man with a mission: The tireless Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff
Zuroff has worn his heart on his sleeve for almost 40 years, ruffling feathers in the highest places, determinedly taking on governments and figures of authority.
Lithuanian town plans to name street after priest who organized gang that murdered Jews
Naming flap exposes issues with dealing with Holocaust memory.
Wiesenthal Center protests Lithuanian neo-Nazi march
The annual march, which was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the Baltic state’s independence from Russia in 1918, was smaller than that of previous years.
Lithuania must confront its past at Kaunas march
Until now, the glorification of the Lithuanian heroes who had played a role in Holocaust crimes was only one of several themes featured at the marches.
Lithuanian Jews call for government to publish list of Nazi collaborators
The Genocide Center has given the government a list containing 2,055 names of supposed perpetrators but Vilnius neither published it nor made any attempt to investigate the people concerned.
