The Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall served as a barrier between East and West…
The Roma and Sinti Memorial
Tucked away, hidden, unimposing, quaint; these are words that…
The Polish Soldiers’ Monument
Within the first week of being in Wroclaw, we climbed a hill…
Memorial to the Sinti and Roma Victims of National Socialism
Often times, when the word “Holocaust” is mentioned we only…
Kazimierz
Kazimierz, a district of Poland’s southern city of Krakow,…
The New Jewish Cemetery in Wroclaw
Wroclaw’s New Jewish Cemetery was founded in 1902 when…
Institute of National Remembrance
The years of 1944-1945 are often falsely believed to be the beginning…
Memorial to the Homosexuals Persecuted under the National Socialist Regime
Background on Our Visit to the Memorial
by Arielle Ingrassia
A…
The Church of Peace
Not far from Wrocław, in the small town of Świdnica, stands…
Centennial Hall
The music rebounded through the historic setting; it was almost…
Auschwitz
For many people around the world with the most basic understanding…