Black and white photo. A woman stands next to an open door, in front of a building, outside. She wears a short-sleeve shirt, knee-length dark skirt, and dark low-heel untied mary-janes. Her dark hair hits her shoulders and she is wearing a headband. She holds a big gun, possibly a rifle.

Black and white photo. A man stands to the right of the picture, in front of what looks like a dirt road. We can see a wall on the back and the roof of a one-story building. He wears a dark half-zip sweater, with the zipper open, over a light colored shirt, belt on top of both, dark culottes, and high boots. He holds a rifle.

Black and white portrait of a woman from the waist up. She wears a military uniform, with hat, is smiling and looking to the side, and has a bag over her shoulder while she holds the strap. Below is a piece of paper with text in Yiddish.

A group of 4 people stands in front of a building. The shot is a little from below looking up. We see a man, a woman, and two more men from left to right, all looking at each other. On the back is the flag of the Soviet Union.

Photographs of Partisans

Vilnius, Lithuania, 1942-45. Photographs

Photographs of partisans in Vilnius. The first image is partisan Lea Gubesko. The second image is partisan Abraham Perlstein. The third image is a portrait of partisan Rachel Sacker Rudnitsky. The fourth and last image is of partisan Shmuel Peneosov, his wife, and their two sons.

Digitization of these artifacts has been made possible by the Edward Blank YIVO Vilna Online Collections project.