Neighbors, rivals, enemies, victims: Lithuanian perceptions of Jews in crisis and war

Sheds light on the attitudes of Lithuanian nationalists toward the Jews in the interwar First Lithuanian Republic and during the Soviet occupation of 1940-1941. Examines the views of the major Lithuanian nationalist groups, including the radical Lithuanian Activist Front, which turned Nazi-style antisemitism into a cornerstone of its ideology. This analysis helps make sense of the culmination of the interethnic conflict during the Nazi occupation of Lithuania