Creating Identity Through Dialogue
By Domenica V. Vera
If there were any place I would choose…
The Vanishing Footsteps of a People’s History
By Katherine Vargas
Coming into this program, I knew little…
From Water Parks to Wake Up Calls
By Renata Husted
Type in the phrase “Vilnius Nightlife”…
One History, Two Narratives
By Erin Martha Kenney
During our travels in Lithuania and…
A New Light Shines for the Memory of Jewish Poland
By Arielle Pressman
When I first told my mother I wanted…
We don’t discuss the echoes
By Farrell Brenner
As a patrilineal Jew and a student…
Warsaw is Rising
By Marcin Zak
In a perfect world, it would be difficult to…
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…