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While the museum was still a work in progress this summer – busy halls, unfinished displays, and our team deep in preparation – something quietly meaningful took place. Jaz Zacks (Mother: Shirley Musikanth-Zacks), a descendant of the Jewish Musikanth family that lived in Šeduva since the mid-18th century, came to Lithuania in search of their roots. With the kind guidance of our colleague Gintautas, Jaz visited the old Jewish cemetery and placed stones on the gravestones of th

On September 20, the Šeduva Jewish History Museum “Lost Shtetl” will officially open its doors. As the largest museum in the Baltics...

The Šeduva Jewish History Museum, The Lost Shtetl , will officially open its doors to visitors on September 20. The museum’s main...

Today we are honored to welcome the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, and the First Lady to the museum. President Herzog, a descendant...

This autumn, the Lost Shtetl Museum of Jewish History in Šeduva is going to open its doors to visitors and invites guides interested in...

Irith Koster, an organizational psychologist, training coach, and lecturer, visited the Lost Shtetl Museum, where she, together with...

Visitors to Šeduva are invited to experience a unique project – those interested in Jewish cultural heritage can listen to audio stories...

In April, the team of the Lost Shtetl Museum took part in a series of training sessions aimed at deepening their knowledge of Jewish...