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