‘In Lithuania, there is institutional and legal antisemitism’

VILNIUS – In the forests surrounding the small Lithuanian town of Seduva, hundreds of Jewish men, women, and children were shot to death in the summer of 1941. Their names, once erased from memory, now line the walls of a new museum built to commemorate a world that vanished with them. Yet as Lithuania struggles to …

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