The archaeologist will present the discoveries of the Great Synagogue of Vilnius

The Great Vilnius Synagogue was one of the most important Jewish centers from the late 16th century to the Second World War

During World War II, archaeologist Jonas Seligman defeated the synagogue in the occupation of the Soviet Union.

In Lithuania, discussions on the commemoration of the synagogue have lasted for several years – options for reopening fragments until the glbad until the restoration of the synagogue and the installation of the museum.

Before the Second World War in Lithuania, more than 200,000 people lived in Lithuania. Jewish occupation of Lithuania more than 90%. from among them were murdered. There is now only one synagogue in Vilnius.