A story about the love of a Jewish woman and a Belarusian from Lyubcha

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A resident of Lyubcha, Anna Adamauna Litsvin, born in 1927 (born in the village of Antonauka – Navahrudak district, Lyubcha commune), tells how people lived in agrarian Belarus under the landowners, what matzoth the Jews had. About the fair in Lyubcha, which was held twice a week, and the delicious buns baked by the Jews. And about how a Belarusian fell in love with a Jewish girl. And how the villagers hid their children from the Germans.

July 2021

Location – Lyubcha.

Language – Belarusian.

No translation.

No subtitles.

Duration 3 min 02 sec.

Video by Ihar Zhaltkou.

This was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Additional Education “Center for the Creativity of Children and Youth of Borisov District” and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

2022 (с)

This was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Additional Education “Center for the Creativity of Children and Youth of Borisov District” and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

2022 (с)