Rumbula's Echo a series of three documentary films, is the first movie focused on one of the largest two-day mass murders of the Holocaust. This is the meticulously organized and savage shootings of 25,000 people on two days in late 1941, in the woods near the Rumbula train stop in Eastern Europe.
The series relates other mass shootings and Holocaust atrocities that contributed to the murder of 98% of Jews trapped in the country. This includes the massacre of thousands at Skede near Liepaja.
The documentary interviewed survivors (survivor Sia Hertsberg is interviewed above) and joined their accounts with extensive archival content to create a unique contribution to Holocaust history. However, the opening scenes occur long after the Holocaust.
