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Bei der Durchreise zum Legion of Honor sind wir gestern auf diesen Platz gestoßen und man muss schon innehalten. Schreckliches Stück deutscher Geschichte.
This one will definitely make you stop and process and think about this very ugly part of history.
Unusual memorial, quite, gorgeous, especial attention catch up fountain and the poem on the stone
The impact of this can't be described as simply getting an artistic tattoo on you. That doesn't come with nearly enough pain. Do you want fame, do you want to live forever treading on the honor and ashes of Holocaust victims? Try to think this memorial is funny! I'm sure hot sex is going to put you right into the ashen bone pile, if you want to be treated seriously about your street side lawn and front of house elevation appeal. Some people need to white out their curb addresses so no one knows their residence without fire and blood. Who are you if you need that? You ought to be one of the most famous people in the entire world!
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Just so happen to be doing a February city tour when the Torah guided us to this Holocaust memorabilia location. Did not get to visit the outside but the outside was just breathtaking and beautiful. The grounds are very well kept.
A very moving memorial to those lost in WWII’s holocaust. There’s a marker in front but the actual sculpture cannot be seen unless you walk around the back.
Really interesting place, was close to the public at the time of visit though. Definitely check it out.
This memorial makes you think and wonder how can we let such a terrible history happen. Although we can't change history, we can prevent our future from making the same mistake again. For that I think it's a successful installation. The surrounding is also beautiful and peaceful, which good for reflecting.
A small memorial like this has a huge impact. Seems so surreal to be in such a beautiful location and then be reminded of the ugliness and devastation left in humanity’s wake.