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The Creation of a National Identity through Militarization
By Monica Pellerano
Military Museums have so often been…
![The Jorge Momondai Memorial in Dresden, Germany, dedicated to the victim of reunified Germany’s first murder committed because of xenophobia. Jorge was a Mozambique worker, sent during the Communist era](https://urbanlabsce.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/The-Jorge-Momondai-Memorial-in-Dresden-Germany-dedicated-to-the-victim-of-reunified-Germany’s-first-murder-committed-because-of-xenophobia.-Jorge-was-a-Mozambique-worker-sent-during-the-Communist-era-495x400.jpg)
Relations Between Peoples of a Troubled East Central Europe
By: Kevin Kuzniczci
From the mountains and foothills of the…
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The Reconstruction of Relations
By: Page Garbee
Generally when something breaks or falls…
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“Commemorating the dead is part of human culture. Commemorating the fallen is ... part of political culture.” War and Suffering Exhibit at the Military Museum in Dresden, Germany
By: Tory Russo
This semester we’ve visited countless sites…
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Reconciliation and Reconstruction in the 21st Century
By: Katelyn Olsen
When working with the memory and reconciliation…