The forest at Panarei

The Holocaust, in general

By: Kara McGrane The Holocaust was a specific, disquieting…
One of the remaining German inscriptions on a building in Wroclaw

The Lack of Discourse between Monuments and People

By: Kara McGrane In most cases, a memorial is erected to commemorate…
The Monument to Shared Memory in Wroclaw

Marble made Monument

By: Megan Newell The comfortable little gem of a city known…
One of, and in my opinion one of the most moving, exhibits in the museum that had individual stories and letters from victims, or relatives, of the Holocaust

Stalin and Hitler as Statisticians

By: Megan Newell While walking the grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau,…
You can see how the stairs in Auschwitz are now uneven due to the amount of traffic throughout the museum; Photo Credit: Simon Norfolk
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Leaving Space for Memory

By: Jake “Andy” Fabrizio Historical injustices do not…
You can see how the stairs in Auschwitz are now uneven due to the amount of traffic throughout the museum; Photo Credit: Simon Norfolk

A Museum of Memory

By: Jake “Andy” Fabrizio In the days leading up to our…
You can see how the stairs in Auschwitz are now uneven due to the amount of traffic throughout the museum; Photo Credit: Simon Norfolk
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“Colossal Cement”

By: Madeline Diorio Three months after walking around foreign…
Photo of Block 27

BLOCK 27: IDEOLOGY KILLS

By: Madeline Diorio Following the Second World War Auschwitz-Birkenau…
The Jorge Momondai Memorial in Dresden, Germany, dedicated to the victim of reunified Germany’s first murder committed because of xenophobia. Jorge was a Mozambique worker, sent during the Communist era
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Relations Between Peoples of a Troubled East Central Europe

By: Kevin Kuzniczci From the mountains and foothills of the…
You can see how the stairs in Auschwitz are now uneven due to the amount of traffic throughout the museum; Photo Credit: Simon Norfolk
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The Reconstruction of Relations

By: Page Garbee Generally when something breaks or falls…