Family lore has it that my grandma Marie was the chosen daughter: the only one sent to the USA out of three sisters. She was sent to avoid the coming Russian revolution upheavals. So it is likely that these people were still in Lithuania during the 1930's.
The people in the picture may be her two sisters and mother, but that is just a guess.
My childhood attempts to ask Marie about her family were shut down with the line "Russia is a funny country," and once, when I found a shoebox of letters from her family, to her, and asked her to read one to me (because I did not know the language they were in to read them myself) she burst into tears and had me put the box away.
So I assume these people were exterminated in the Holocaust. But I do not have any actual information, or even names for these three, to know for sure.

Looks a bit like Gertrude Stein in the middle. But dare I ask, aenthal, if they made it out in time, or were they swept away in the madness of two decades later?