Libri Prohibiti
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Reading is Freedom: Censorship as a Symptom of Authoritarianism

By Ella Roerden Throughout history, authoritarian regimes and…
Wroclaw Polytechnic Old Building. Photo by SY Cheng
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Three Lives of Wroclaw as Poland’s Technology Hub

By SY Cheng Did you know? Wroclaw is referred to as the “Silicon…
More short films of Jewish life Prior to the Third Reich, these movies are on every inch of the walls in a long room.
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The Holocaust and the Principle of Humanization in its Teaching

By Mia White The Second World War and its atrocities ended…
Painting by German-African activist that expresses the pain of the word "Mohrenstrabe" a racist term. (Moore)
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Forgotten or Ignored; The Legacy of German African Colonialism

By Tayla Myree “No matter what government happened to be…
Entrance to Auschwitz Concentration Camp.
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A Proper Memorial to the Holocaust

By Alexander Wilgocki Europe, specifically Central Europe,…
The motto of Wroclaw found in the underpass at Galeria Dominikanska. Wroclaw is known as the meeting place for multiculturalism.
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A Living Paradox: Black and American in Central Europe

By Autumn McMillan “In America, the color of my skin had…
The Shoes on The Danube memorial in Budapest, marks a spot where thousands of Jews were shot into the Danube river. This site is perhaps controversial for lacking descriptors, but it forces people to think about what had happened.
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Who Are Memorials For?

By Jay Skelton As our group traveled around Europe, the most…
The replication of the ceiling of Gwoździec, a wooden synagogue in pre-war Poland. The exterior roof of the synagogue emerges from the first floor of the museum inside a glass casing.
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The “Other” Jewish History

By Meredith Conway I don’t believe our visit to the POLIN…
A Visitor Takes a Selfie at Auschwitz-Birkenau
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Desecrated Graves: Tombstones and Selfies

By Aren Burnside When examining history, there is often a…