The Lithuanian government told JNS exclusively that it “does not envisage any activities on the site of the former Jewish cemetery in Šnipiškės that would be incompatible with the historical significance of this place and respect for the Jewish community.” | Read More in JNS.org – Jerusalem News Syndicate
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