
The Holocaust and the Principle of Humanization in its Teaching
By Mia White
The Second World War and its atrocities ended…
29 January 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Forgotten or Ignored; The Legacy of German African Colonialism
By Tayla Myree
“No matter what government happened to be…
20 January 2019/by Anita Jakubik
A Proper Memorial to the Holocaust
By Alexander Wilgocki
Europe, specifically Central Europe,…
20 January 2019/by Anita Jakubik
I Went to a Far-Right Nationalist March on Poland’s 100th Independence Day
By Raymundo Juarez
My professors warned us against it. They…
20 January 2019/by Anita Jakubik
A Living Paradox: Black and American in Central Europe
By Autumn McMillan
“In America, the color of my skin had…
20 January 2019/by Anita Jakubik
Who Are Memorials For?
By Jay Skelton
As our group traveled around Europe, the most…
21 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
The “Other” Jewish History
By Meredith Conway
I don’t believe our visit to the POLIN…
21 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Desecrated Graves: Tombstones and Selfies
By Aren Burnside
When examining history, there is often a…
5 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
The Contrast Between Life and Death
By Kristen Varganova
As we’ve traveled from one country…
5 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Memory Culture, in Three Parts
By Abbey Metzler
One.
I had been in Poland for just…
5 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
More than a Statistic: Memorializing Jewish Victims of the Holocaust as Individuals Rather than a Number
By Clare Toner
As I entered Auschwitz for the first time,…
5 December 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Observations from German History Studies
By Edward You
During my stay in Berlin, the experience…
27 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
The Children of Atrocities
By Anthony Russo
Before coming to Europe and seeing all the…
27 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Auschwitz-Birkenau: Working in Secret
By Kyra McDermott
In today’s recounting of history, Auschwitz-Birkenau…
27 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Suffering for Freedom: Socialist Realism in Memorialization
By Taylor Krzeminski
“Herein lies the strength of the Red…
26 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Who’s Watching?
By Sarah McLafferty
One of the most characteristic aspects…
26 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
Rethinking Remembrance
By Rody Conway
The 20th century was a century of unprecedented…
26 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik
What Constitutes a Good Museum?
By Ciera Moore
Since coming to Central Europe, we…
26 November 2018/by Anita Jakubik