2020 Limor Journey
Aviva with our guide Elena
The Great Choral Synagogue in Riga, destroyed by fire during the war, with only its remnants remaining
The synagogue before it was destroyed by fire
Masha's house in Riga
This was the location of the ghetto where the Jews were concentrated and from which they were marched to the killing site
The house in the ghetto where Masha lived
The killing site in Rumbula
Aviva and Limor
The monument in the Rumbula forest near Riga
A memorial stone for Shlomo Getz, my great-great-grandfather, in Jūrmala
The house of Itzik in Riga.
A memorial candle we placed at the Jewish cemetery in Riga, where Itzik was buried after passing away due to illness. Because of the war, it was no longer possible to place gravestones.
Jūrmala Sinagog
The house in Jūrmala where my grandparents lived in the summer
My grandmother Reiza was born in the city of Dvinsk, now called Daugavpils — a city that was home to many renowned rabbis, including Rabbi Kook, who appears in the photo on the right and later became the Chief Rabbi of Israel.
The Getz family house in Subate now serves as a supermarket