Voices of the Vigil: D.C.‘s Soviet Jewry MovementAbout the ExhibitFor more than 20 years, Washington-area Jews worked tirelessly to help Soviet Jews secure their human rights—most notably through a 1970-1991 daily vigil at the Soviet Embassy and protests and rallies on the National Mall.Visit WebsiteProject navigationPreviousPrevious project:Jewish Life in Mr. Lincoln’s CityNextNext project:Through the Lens: Jeremy Goldberg’s Washington
