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The Birth of an Idea
By Raymundo Juarez
At 6:00, on a Saturday morning, my alarm…
In the Public Eye: Budapest Monuments and the Idea of Victimhood
By Mia White
Budapest is known for its many gorgeous and unique…
Overshadowing Holocaust Remembrance in Central Europe
By Taylor Krzeminski
In Central Europe, memorialization of…
Protesting a Memorial with Another Memorial: How Hungary Remembers Its Role in the Holocaust
By Meredith Conway
How can we accurately and fairly recount…
Train World
By Kaitlin Kurdziel
When I was little, trains had always been…
Resilience
Written By Deborah Sue-Ho
As I walked past barracks where…
Baby Killers
Written by Cynthia Wang
What could I possibly hope to tell…
The Soviet Cover-up of Jewish Identity
By Leah Killian
Jewish Identity in Central and Eastern Europe…
Handling Memory through Public Memorials
By Deborah Sue-Ho
As Central European countries attempt to…