Stumbling stones for the Zivai family are installed in Liep\u0173 sq. 23, \u0160v\u0117k\u0161na.<\/p>\n
Mo\u0161\u0117 Zivas and his family, who have lived in the city centre of \u0160v\u0117k\u0161na and have had a textile shop, were painfully affected by the Holocaust.<\/p>\n
Mo\u0161\u0117 Zivas was born in 1872 in \u0160iaudvie\u010diai village and married Rachel\u0117 Pe\u0161\u0117 Kromait\u0117 Zivien\u0117, who was born in 1883. They have had five children – Miriam Zivait\u0117, Minda Zivait\u0117, Lib\u0117 Zivait\u0117, Naftalis Zivas, and Maksas Zivas. Minda Zivait\u0117 was birn in 1918, Miriam and Lib\u0117 – in 1915, Naftalis Zivas – in 1924.<\/p>\n
On 28 June 1941, Naftalis and Mo\u0161\u0117 Zivai were taken to a labour camp, Mei\u0161laukiai village. After a few months, Mo\u0161\u0117 Zivas was taken to \u0160iaudvie\u010diai village and killed there. On 20 September, Rachel\u0117 Zivien\u0117 and Minda Zivait\u0117 were massacred in the forest near Inkaliai. During the war, Miriam Zivait\u0117 lived in Vilnius and worked as a teacher. However, she got into the Vilnius ghetto and, during the liquidation of the ghetto, was killed in the Paneriai.<\/p>\n
Only Naftalis Zivas and Lib\u0117 Zivaite have survived.<\/p>\n
In 1945, the American army freed prisoners who had stayed alive from the Muhldorf camp; one of them was Naftalis Zivas. In Germany, Naftalis acquired the laboratory assistant specialty and, in 1950, moved to Australia.<\/p>\n
After the war, Lib\u0117 Zivait\u0117 lived in Vilnius, and when the opportunity arose, she moved to Israel, where she created a family and lived for the rest of her life.<\/p>\n
The installation of memorial stones for the Ziva family was initiated by the\u00a0 Hugo Scheu museum in \u0160ilut\u0117.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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