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I Leave my child to you...

The documentary film “I leave my child to you…” is based on a real life story – tragic but beautiful for the love between two people. During the wartime Pranas Laucevičius from Telšiai hid in his house a Jewish girl, Ruth Gurvičiūtė. They fell in love and soon the fruit of their love, their son Telesfor, was born. The love of Pranas and Ruth coasted them their lives. Somebody reported that the Lithuanian Pranas Laucevičius was hiding a Jewish woman and they both were shot. Pranas could have saved himself, yet he didn’t leave Ruth and thus he met death together with her. Ruth and Pranas were shot on the last day of the Second World War. The next day the Russian troops entered the village.

The little Telesforas was hidden and raised by Pranas' sister Jadvyga. This honourable woman is living  in her native town Telšiai.

Ruth’s brother  Jakov Gurvich during the wartime was imprisoned in Rainiai and Geruliai camps, later in the  ghetto of Telšiai. He manged to survive this terrible time.

In June 2005 Jakov Gurvich came from Israel to Lithuania and visited his native places.

Time is running Jadvyga and Jakov  are not young anymore. We recorded their memoirs and now have a chance to hear this shocking story from its participants.

Video documentary film director and scene author Lilija Kopač

Project head and scene co-author Danutė Selčinskaja

Palieku tau savo vaika
Modified: 3/10/2013
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2017.03.01

 

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   Tolerance Center 
(Naugarduko St. 10/2) 
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Monday,Thursday: 10:00-18:00
Tuesday, Wednesday: 10:00-18:00
Friday: 10:00-16:00
Saturday-closed,
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  Holocaust Exposition 
(Pamėnkalnio St. 12) 
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Friday: 9:00-16:00
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  Memorial Museum of Paneriai
(Agrastų St. 15, Aukštieji Paneriai)
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Tuesday–Sunday 9:00-17:00
From October until May the Memorial Museum is open by appointment only.

If you are interested in visiting the museum/the memorial with a tour guide, please contact us at least a day in advance at
+370 699 90 384  or via email mantas.siksnianas@jmuseum.lt

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