Located inside a green wooden house at the top of a steep lane, this small and informative memorial to the Holocaust in Lithuania is a necessary stop on any visit to the city. Lacking the sophistication of a modern museum in favour of a low budget approach to design, the items on display do a brilliant job at conveying the tragedy in stark detail. Upstairs is a recreation of a malina, a hiding space used by Jews throughout Lithuania between 1941 and 1944. Ring the doorbell and somebody'll let you in.
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Yvonne Leigh
19. 3. 2026
Have not been yet . I Am coming in 2 weeks time. Would like to know if you could help me trace my great grandfather or birth of my grand father Religious. Probably died aprox 1880,s Kushalevitz. Eliezer Zvi Would like to visit his grave when I come Please can you help me in any way. MyGrandfather was Shmuel Zev who as a shochet was sent to England who had my father Arieh Lev.I would thank you for any help at all Yvonne Leigh
Berti Wagner
19. 3. 2026
Amazing - its worth every visit! You never ever will find such a museum in another place! Its an old exhibition - but it goes deep under your skin - directly into your heart!