Jews in the History of Lithuania

[@scottdavis1549]

I’m a descendent of a 1930’s era Lithuanian Jew. He was a tight lipped man. We never found out about his before life until after his death. So this is more than I knew about his pre Canadian life. Thank you.

[@user-gm5bv2ez2r]

What an accurate, honest, balanced history! Only partially mentioned at the end about Vilnius, but for 700 years Lietuva was known as "the Jerusalem of the North" One of many reasons I am proud of my Lithuanian heritage! Samulevich here

[@johnnytrumpet4119]

No mention of Al Jolson surely the most famous man born in Lithuania or the Lithuanian Jewish influence on Louis Armstrong.

[@dreamthedream8929]

He moved to the usa even before the world war two and the holocaust broke out or even before people felt such war tensions

[@danagenosov6572]

How are you ?

[@annasussman4411]

Wow

[@buckminsterfullerene2149]

Proud Lithuanian Jew here 🇱🇹 ✡

[@nikita3569]

Interesting

[@dovydas4483]

@@lauraboruseviciene3362 based

[@TheJoecardiff]

@@lauraboruseviciene3362Hear o Israel. The Lord your God is one. Yahwa

[@lauraboruseviciene3362]

@@TheJoecardiff Yahwa made Jesus to be the Lord of Universe.

[@fidenemini111]

Jews of Trakai were not actual Jews, they were Karaite. Real Jews appear in Trakai only in16th century, and Karaite were against them settling in the town as Karaite didn't want competitors.

[@irenaziezdryte6822]

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[@vidmantassakenis6698]

Lietuvoje imgriantai jude isgelbejo lietuva laisve kultura kataliku marijos nazaret zeme dydviriu jude lietuviu dydviriu valstybe meile VIESPATIES FANTASTIKA AMZINA FANTASTIKA AMZINAI AMIN.❤❤😊

[@afinespormx7633]

Biased account!