The Baltics Photo Album Jacob's Cane

	Life in Shavli before 1940		The Levy Family in the Baltics
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	Jewish-owned cycle shop	Shoe Store	Jacob & Emil	Max in his office
	Jewish-owned Cycle Shop	Shoe Store	Jacob & Emil Levy	Max Levy in his study
	Shavli Fountain	Children circling near Shavli Fountain	1928, Max Levy (far right) seated with brother Isaac, and Isaac's daughter-in-law Fanja, Solomon (Isaac's son) is standing with Jacob and Emil.	Photo of Max Levy, prominent citizen, still hanging on the wall of the Raseiniai Museum
	Shavli Fountain	Children playing
	Shavli Students	Shavli Students	1928, Max Levy (far right) seated with brother Isaac, and Isaac's daughter-in-law Fanja, Solomon (Isaac's son) is standing with Jacob and Emil.	Photo of Max Levy, prominent citizen, still hanging on the wall of the Raseiniai Museum
	Shavli's students	Shavli's students	The Levy family. Jacob, holding the cane, is next to his brother, Max. The only one, other than Jacob, to survive the Nazis was Rivka Lev (far left with flounced dress and white beads).
	Aerial view of Shavli	Skating in Shavli
	Aerial view of Shavli	Skating in Shavli	The Levy family. Jacob, holding the cane, is next to his brother, Max. The only one, other than Jacob, to survive the Nazis was Rivka Lev (far left with flounced dress and white beads).
	Dvarra Street in Shavli	Vilniaus Street		More Photos
	Dvarra Street pre WWI	Vilniaus Street in Shavli