Pembantaian Rumbula adalah sebuah istilah kolektif untuk insiden pada 30 November dan 8 Desember 1941, dimana sekitar 25.000 Yahudi dibantai di dalam atau pada perjalanan menuju hutan Rumbula dekat Riga, Latvia, pada masa Holocaust. Terkecuali the pembantaian Babi Yar di Ukraina, peristiwa tersebut adalah kejahatan Holocaust dua hari terbesar sampai operasi kamp-kamp kematian.[1]
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