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The Berlin Wall: A Symbol of Oppression
By Marcin Zak
The Berlin Wall is a testament…

Memorials, Remembrances, and their Interpretations
By Megan Gorenflo
Berlin is a large and well-known city in…

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe: Adequate Enough?
By Meagan Edwards
In the heart of Berlin there lies a monument.…

Field of Stelae
By Kylie Britt
A memorial is a structure that creates a place…

Do No Harm
By Kaylee De Zalia
More than seventy years after the Holocaust,…

Inappropriate Memorials: Berlin’s Failure
By Katie Thomas
Memorials are used as tools with which the…

The Hidden Truth inside East Berlin
By Jackie Myers
At the end of World War II, Germany was split…

Memorials and Memory
By Elon Clarke
Day after day on this trip, the other students…

The Lack of Discourse between Monuments and People
By: Kara McGrane
In most cases, a memorial is erected to commemorate…

Stalin and Hitler as Statisticians
By: Megan Newell
While walking the grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau,…