REMEMBERING THE SHOAH IN BERLIN

The use of embedded references were deliberately omitted from the text in the website to avoid detracting from the content and there was the aim of forming the website in a traditional structure, so references may have distracted from the material written about. The research into memory work and the effect of memorials drew on a plethora of blogs, extracting opinions from people who went to the memorials to gain a greater understanding on the effect memorialization has had on people visiting Berlin. 

 

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