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| | Riga Memorials |
 | | In late 1941, about 28,000 Jews from the ghetto were massacred at the Rumbula forest, near Riga. |
 | | At that time we did not know what was happening to them, but they were chased through certain sections of town into the forest, a place called Rumbula. |
 | | And there Russian prisoners, prisoners of war had prepared large graves, mass graves, and when the people got there they were told to undress, put the shoe in one pile, the shoes in one pile, clothing in another pile, driven to the edges of these mass graves, and machine-gunned. |
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