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Activities
The Holocaust: The Process, Perpetrators, Rescuers and Victims
Visiting the authentic spaces of the Ninth Fort, the participants of the educational activity have the opportunity to get acquainted with the museum’s present-day exhibitions and to listen to an informative story prepared by an educator about a complex and multifaceted historical phenomenon, the Holocaust, its development in Europe from the rise of the National-Socialists in Germany (1933) to the end of the Nazi occupation of Lithuania (1944). Perpetrators and rescuers, cruelty and compassion, insiders and outsiders, the murdered and the survivors, the ending which is not always happy and the (un)willingness to tell the story… These and other essential and contextual aspects of the theme are covered during the main task – the discussion.Regular price – 5 Eur per person (registration by telephone +370 620 20790)
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For grades 9–12
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Duration 90 min.
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In the education classroom
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In the exhibition space
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It can be ordered through the Cultural Education System: at the museum or off-site
Jewish Culture and Achievements
An educational activity on the culture and traditions of the Jewish people. Participants are introduced to the basic principles of Jewish culture, famous Lithuanian and world Jews and their achievements. The tasks are carried out in groups: participants have to match the photographs of famous Jews with the clues (by guessing or knowing). Each person and achievement is presented in more detail during the discussion of the task results. The contribution of Jews to world literature, science, art, music and other fields is introduced. The activity develops non-stereotypical thinking and tolerance.Regular price – 5 Eur per person (registration by telephone +370 620 20790)
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For grades 9-12
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Duration 60 min.
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In the education classroom
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Save a Life – Save the World
It is an educational activity about the rescue of Jews in Lithuania during World War II. Participants learn about the crimes committed by the Nazis and historical events during the Nazi occupation of the Ninth Fort. The Righteous Among the Nations, brave people who contributed to the rescue of the Jews in spite of the danger they faced, are introduced. Through activities, participants get to know the rescuers in greater detail and identify their motives and personal characteristics that may have influenced their decision to take the risk and save Jews. The activity develops analytical thinking, teaches the recognition of character traits and encourages discussion about morality and values.Regular price – 5 Eur per person (registration by telephone +370 620 20790)
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For grades 9-12
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Duration 60 min.
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In the education classroom
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In the exhibition space
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Romany Bacht: The Roma History and Culture
A quiz-type interactive educational activity that introduces participants to the history, customs and traditions of the Roma minority, the painful moments of the past and the realities and issues of today. Questions, answers and exercises reveal the multi-layered and multi-coloured world of the Roma; new knowledge destroys old myths and breaks stereotypes. (Re)discovery of Roma cultural identity fosters tolerance and understanding of the specificities of this national minority. Regular price – 5 Eur per person (registration by telephone +370 620 20790)
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For grades 8-12
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Duration 60 min.
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In the education classroom
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It can be ordered through the Cultural Education System: at the museum or off-site
