Photograph of Sonia Levine /Luriane (nee Garren-Bloom) with the two children she informally adopted. They were Morris Arenson and Bee Arenson. This photograph was taken in Raguva Lithuania.

Photograph of four of the five sons of Zundel and Nese Blieden (nee Saganowsky) taken in Žagarė, Lithuania. Their sons were Benjamin (1835-1890), Abraham (1843-1939), Yankel (Jacob) (1846-1912), Julius (Yehuda) Blieden (1851-1904) (second from the left) and Marcus Blieden (1851-1913).

Photograph of an information board 'Žagarės pilkapynas ir senosios žydu kapinės’ regarding the Jewish community of Žagarė, Lithuania. Source: R Rabani, Israel.

Photograph of Mr Aizikas Mendelsonas (1922-2011), the last remaining Jew in Žagarė, Lithuania. It was taken by a greatgranddaughter of Julius (Yehuda) Blieden during a visit to Žagarė, Lithuania. Source: R Rabani, Israel.

Handwritten documentation of the registration of Zundel Blieden's family in Staro-Shagaren, Lithuania (Žagarė, Lithuania), 1848. Zundel Blieden (1814-c1882) was a grain merchant. He married Nese Saganowsky (1814 – c1887) and they had nine children, 5 sons and 4 daughters. Their children were Benjamin Blieden (1834 – 1890), Jacob (Yankel) Blieden (1835-1912), Abraham Blieden (1843 – 1939), Feige Latzky (nee Blieden) (1843 -1919), Sheine (Jennie) Tort (nee Blieden) (1844-1930), Yehuda (Julius) Blieden (1851- 1904), Marcus (Mordechai) Blieden (1852-1913), Freida Wolfson (nee Blieden) (1855-1923) and Jacha Blieden. This document lists Zundel, his wife Nese, sons Benjamin, Yankel, Abraham and daughters Feige and Sheine. It also lists Zundel's brothers Ber, Grisha and Leiba and his sister-in- law Leah, wife of Leiba.

Portrait of Chayela performing after the war in 1947 in Lithuania, with a toy bear.

Photograph of a house in Darbenai owned by the Toutz family with a sign. This house is one of a few on a street in Darbenai, most of which have some inhabitants standing outside the house looking at the camera. The Toutz family house has people standing on the front porch, with children sitting on the steps leading up to the house.

Photograph of some Jewish townsfolk of Darbenai. The photograph includes approximately 50 people, comprising men, women and children, as well as a horse-drawn cart with people on the cart. The picture is taken outside a store or house, which can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a man outside the railway station at Darbenai. The man is wearing a tie, jacket, boots, a hat, and has a walking stick. He is carrying a piece or pile of paper.

Photograph of Darbenai 'markplatz' (market square). The market square has a couple of horsecarts, and collections of townsfolk who are buying and selling goods. A church is visible in the picture, as well as some other unidentifiable surrounding buildings.