Memories, Reflections and the Holocaust
By Megan Gorenflo
When I was thirteen, I traveled with a school…
Auschwitz: An Experience and Lesson No One Should Ever Forget
By Meagan Edwards
Shortly after the end of the Second World…
A Visit to Auschwitz
By Kylie Britt
As a student learning about the Holocaust,…
Shadows of a Hidden Past
By Kaylee De Zalia
At first glance, the Galicia Jewish Museum…
Appalling Auschwitz: Confronting the Past
By Katie Thomas
Recently, we have been discussing the differences…
Centennial Hall, Hope from the Past, a quiet message for the Future
By Elon Clarke
Begun as a space for the general public of…
Inside the Barbed Wire Fences: Auschwitz and Birkenau
By Jacquelyn Myers
From around the world people have come…
The Holocaust, in general
By: Kara McGrane
The Holocaust was a specific, disquieting…
The Lack of Discourse between Monuments and People
By: Kara McGrane
In most cases, a memorial is erected to commemorate…
Marble made Monument
By: Megan Newell
The comfortable little gem of a city known…
Stalin and Hitler as Statisticians
By: Megan Newell
While walking the grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau,…
Leaving Space for Memory
By: Jake “Andy” Fabrizio
Historical injustices do not…
A Museum of Memory
By: Jake “Andy” Fabrizio
In the days leading up to our…
“Colossal Cement”
By: Madeline Diorio
Three months after walking around foreign…
BLOCK 27: IDEOLOGY KILLS
By: Madeline Diorio
Following the Second World War Auschwitz-Birkenau…
Relations Between Peoples of a Troubled East Central Europe
By: Kevin Kuzniczci
From the mountains and foothills of the…
The Reconstruction of Relations
By: Page Garbee
Generally when something breaks or falls…
The Holocaust Memorial: An Individually Unique Experience
By: Samantha Avalos
During my process of reflection on my…