Centuries Will Not Suffice

"Centuries Will Not Suffice" delves into the complex responses to the Lithuanian Holocaust, highlighting the contrasting actions of perpetrators, saviors, and victims amidst the chaos. It examines the lesser-known figures involved, like Karl Jäger, an SS official who meticulously documented the atrocities he oversaw, and the courageous efforts of diplomats and military personnel who sought to protect Jewish lives. The narrative also explores how collaboration played a role in the genocide, as the Nazi regime manipulated public perception to shift blame onto the Jewish community for the Soviet invasion.