On the Eve of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day: The presentation of the new book "The Traces of Crimes Do Not Disappear Mass Killings in the Paneriai Forest, 1941-1944"

On the Eve of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day the presentation of the new book "The Traces of Crimes Do Not Disappear Mass Killings in the Paneriai Forest, 1941-1944" took place at the Samuel Bak Museum the branch of the Vilna Gaon Museum of Jewish History.

 

Historical research book, based on the older and more recent data on Paneriai (the biggest mass extermination site in Lithuania) obtained by non-intrusive survey methods, was presented by the authors and the historians, working in the field: Assoc. Prof. Dr Nerijus Šepetys, Dr Stanislovas Stasiulis, Saulius Sarcevičius, Dr Šarūnė Sederevičiūtė and PhD student Mantas Šikšnianas. The event was moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr Aurimas Švedas.