PANERIAI MEMORIAL
Located some ten kilometers from Vilnius, this camp was the site of the massacre of 100,000 people, including 70,000 Jews, between 1941 and 1944. At the entrance to the forest, you can visit the Genocide Memorial and Museum, opened in 1960. The exhibition includes photos of the camp and its victims, clothing, personal objects and documents from the period. The monument, with its Yiddish and Russian inscriptions, was erected by Holocaust survivors in 1948. It disappeared in 1952, and was later re-erected in memory of the victims of "fascist terror".
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