
How Hungary is Covering up the Truth about its Past
By Maryrose Dollard
Within Hungary’s capital city Budapest,…
16 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Roma Persecution Across Time
By Aaron Alonso
The Roma people have long faced persecution…
14 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
The Jewish Auschwitz Center: Putting Oshpitsin Back on the Map
By Jacqueline Murrer
The town of Oshpitsin sits in the…
14 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Germany Needs to Make Amends with Its Past Beyond Nazism: The Fight to Shed Light on Colonial History
By April Dvorak
Throughout my studies in Central Europe, the…
14 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Multifaceted Remembrance of Communism–The Good and the Bad
By Luke Burke
Soviet domination of Eastern and Central Europe…
14 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Memorializing the Marginalized Groups Within the Holocaust
By Hannah Gavin
As we are coming to the end of our travels abroad,…
13 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Don’t Judge Poland Before You’ve Walked Centuries in its Shoes, and Don’t Judge an Uprising by its Museum
By Esmé Rummelhart
An anthropologist-in-training, I am eager…
13 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
The Warsaw Uprising in Verse
By Caroline Simon
During World War II, Warsaw was the center…
13 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Displaced Polish Children During World War II
By Kate Christie
You’re a child, living in Poland…
11 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
In the Kazimierz district of Krakow, there stand seven synagogues
By Zoe Fruchter
In Poland, the presence of this many synagogues…
11 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
The Berlin Wall: More than Just a Physical Partition
By Madison Bollart
For the past couple of months I had been…
9 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Walls
By Cesar Gray
We live much of our lives enclosed in walls, and…
7 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
The Otherization by the Nazi Regime
By Aaron Alonso
On our trip to Berlin, Germany we got a more…
6 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Comedy Post-Communist Wroclaw
By Luke Burke
My favorite place to go in Wroclaw has quickly…
5 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Holocaust Memory Through Personalization
By Hannah Gavin
Studying the Holocaust is an emotional task.…
5 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Mime Through Time: The Art of Henryk Tomaszewski From Post-Stalinist Poland to Today
By April Dvorak
To enhance my experience of studying and…
5 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
A Memorial in Dialogue: Reflecting on History in Berlin
By Esmé Rummelhart
Artists must make a multitude of choices…
5 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Resisting Fear: The Ringelblum Archive
By Kate Christie
Resistance can take many forms. It can be physical,…
5 December 2019/by Anita Jakubik