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An Ode to The German Jewish History of Wroclaw

By Maddie Hartog “After every war someone has to tidy up. Things…
Treptower Park.Photo by Suryansh Singh.

Treptower Park Soviet War Memorial: A View of Berlin Through Red Tinted Glasses

By Suryansh Singh Situated alongside the serpentine banks of…
The ‘small’ things at Birkenau that portrayed a much larger story. Photo by Abigail Wright.

Democracy Idealized Through Dinnerware: Small Objects Tell a Much Larger Story

By Abigail Wright In the final stretch of our visit to Birkenau,…
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Memorials Made Visible: School Curriculums as Essential to Memory Work

By Sofia DaCruz Walking through the streets of Amsterdam with…
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Pope Saint John Paul II and Reality vs Perception

By Andrew Emerson Pope John Paul II is a figure whose legacy…
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Replanting the Tree of Life

By Charlotte Goodman It’s a beautiful day. You’re walking…
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Remembering the Children of War

By Leanne Rivera During the Second World War, countless children…
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Shades of Whiteness: Perceiving Restoration Efforts of Formerly Jewish Spaces Within Poland

By Sierra Kaplan Every Rynek can leave the average tourist…
Graffiti depicting the Kotwica in Wrocław. Photo by Sofia DaCruz.

The Kotwica

By Ian Eisenbrand In Polish, Kotwica means anchor. It is also…