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Monuments, memorials, and museums all attempt…
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At 6:00, on a Saturday morning, my alarm…
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I’ve been to five countries in the last…
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Everyone has been a victim of something, of…
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Budapest is known for its many gorgeous and unique…
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Part of what drew me to the Central Europe…
Let History Speak for Itself
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In every corner of the world, monuments…
Anachronistic Architecture
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Can a city be out-of-place? Vienna and Budapest,…
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In Central Europe, memorialization of…
Places of Worship Commercialized
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During all of our travels the one thing I was…
Children of The Diaspora
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“Asgard is not a place, it’s a people.”…
Reformers, Protesters, and Dissidents in a Communist Czechoslovakia
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Depending on your age, it may be difficult…
Memorialization Through Romafuturism
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“We need a Malcolm X,” said Ladislava Gaziova,…
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The influence of Jewish culture and religion…
Hammer and Sickle; Canvas and Brush
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Let me tell you a story.
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The year of 2018 marks the 5th anniversary of…