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Riga Great Choral Synagogue Holocaust Monument

Dzirnavu iela 124, Latgales priekšpilsēta, Rīga, LV-1050, Latvia

Riga Great Choral Synagogue Holocaust Monument
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W4RG+XH Riga, Latvia
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Tom Millard
Tom Millard
Stark reminder of the atrocities that were committed by the Nazis. Least we forget....
Kevin kevin
Kevin kevin
Sad story, amazing how many fresh flowers and candles that were there
עדי רוסו
עדי רוסו
Very nice monument of a very horrible time for latvian jews.
Cathy Coombs
Cathy Coombs
This is a very powerful memorial that I found extremely moving. The site has been left clear, following the burning of the synagogue with its congregation inside. The names of the victims are listed on simple memorial stones - shocking numbers of whole families lost. It is a simple but very effective reminder of part of Latvia's past which is otherwise not on show in Riga in the same way in it is in neighbouring Lithuania, in Vilnius's Jewish centre.
Geovanet Rodríguez
Geovanet Rodríguez
I love the fact to be in a place with so much history!
Anton Wimmer
Anton Wimmer1 year ago
Extremely important historic site. The area is clean and looked-after, yet it still feels authentic. A sad but extremely interesting place that’s more than worth visiting.
Anda Lazda
Anda Lazda1 year ago
This is a very special place for me
I met my husband to be there
Adam Wiener
Adam Wiener10 years ago
Very interesting monument of a Synagogue destroyed by the Nazis in 1941. One of many, the signs are informative and the site is open and you can walk through it. It is sobering to read the names of the victims and stand in the basement on the original floor and foundation and think of what the Latvian Jews went through under the Nazis and then under the Soviet Union.
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