Jewish ghetto
During the approximately two years of its existence starvation, disease, street executions, maltreatment, and deportations to concentrations and extermination camps reduced the ghetto's population from an estimated 40,000 to zero.
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Republic of Uzupis Paupio g. 3A, Vilnius 01201, Lithuania -
Benedictine cemetery Žvirgždyno g. 3, Vilnius 01205, Lithuania -
The Dominican church and under Dominikonų g. 8, Vilnius 01131, Lithuania -
The miracle stone Katedros aikštė, Vilnius 01143 -
Yet another form of street art Literatų g. 7, Vilnius 01125, Lithuania -
Uzupis Art Incubator Užupio g. 2, Vilnius 01200, Lithuania
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Doctor Aybolit Mėsinių g. 4, Vilnius 01135, Lithuania · 93 m -
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Vilnius Gaon - a brilliant thinker and great researcher Žydų St. 5, 01131 Vilnius, Lithuania · 274 m -
Vilnius Ghetto Žydų St. 3, 01131 Vilnius, Lithuania · 293 m -
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Written by Nik Frost
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