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The March of the Living Is Held Annually in Riga on 4 July, in an Area Where There Was a Jewish Ghetto During the Nazi Occupation of Latvia.

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The march begins at the Old Jewish Cemetery, goes through the former ghetto and ends at the former choral synagogue. On July 4, 1941, the Nazis and their local supporters burned it: there were more than 400 people inside. "These dark years of Latvian history should never be repeated," says the Prime Minister of Latvia.
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The March of the Living Is Held Annually in Riga on 4 July, in an Area Where There Was a Jewish Ghetto During the Nazi Occupation of Latvia.

The march begins at the Old Jewish Cemetery, goes through the former ghetto and ends at the former choral synagogue. On July 4, 1941, the Nazis and their local supporters burned it: there were more than 400 people inside. "These dark years of Latvian history should never be repeated," says the Prime Minister of Latvia.

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