A child working at a machine in a Kovno Ghetto workshop
A young boy holding a baby girl in the Kovno Ghetto
Two young girls in the Kovno Ghetto wearing Stars of David that were fashioned out of wood by their uncle.
Group portrait of members of Irgun Brit Zion (ABZ) in the Kovno Ghetto.
Kuanas/Kovno, Lithuania. Jews inside the Ninth Fort,
immediately after their arrival there and prior to their execution.
Kuanas/Kovno, Lithuania. The completely destroyed ghetto. In July 1944, the Germans blew up and burned down this ghetto in search of Jews in hiding there.
Wilno (Vilna)/Vilnius, Jews being marched to Ponary for immediate execution (drawing by Fajwel Segal). Ponary/Poneriai was the area of wooded hills on the outskirts of Wilno/Vilnius where in 1941-1944, 60,000 to 70,000 Jews were executed.
Kuanas/Kovno, Lithuania. The Ninth Fort,
where tens of thousands (more than 40,000) Jews from Kovno and elsewhere in Europe were murdered between 1941 and 1944.
Ponary near Wilno (Vilna)/Vilnius, Lithuania, Jewish victims of execution before the mass burial
Interior view of a synagogue vandalized by Lithuanians
during the June 25-26, 1941 pogrom in Kovno.
Wilno (Vilna)/Vilnius, Pland (now Lithuania), Ghetto, J Klaczko Street
