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  • Bare feet symbolize humanity in a small Holocaust memorial that was given by Germany to Israel in the garden of the President's residence.
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  • The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, Germany contains over 1,300 concrete columns. This image was created using the Bromoil process.
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  • BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 1, 2013: The Memorial To the Murdered Jews In Europe honors the victims of the Holocaust (Shoah) on February 1 in Berlin. The memorial was designed by Peter Eisenman.
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  • A pair of boots are perched on the edge of the promenade alongside the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. They are part of the Holocaust memorial titled the Shoes on the Danube.
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  • Place names of concentration camps (Belzec and Buchenwald) are spelled out on the Shoah Memorial in the Paris Holocaust Museum.
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  • A part of the Holocaust memorial to the Jews of Jungary shows a pair of shoes on the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary.
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  • A pair of boots are perched on the edge of the promenade alongside the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. They are part of the Holocaust memorial titled the Shoes on the Danube.
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  • An interior hallway with repeating arches in one of the guards' barracks of the World War II German prison camp at Terezin in Czechoslovakia. Now empty, the building is used for exhibits.
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  • An old mirror in one of the bathrooms of the Theresienstadt concentration camp is pitted with age.
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  • An old ceramic sink bolted to a wall of oine of the cells in the Little Fortress of the Terezin concentration camp in what was Czechoslovakia.
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  • One of the dormitory rooms in the Little Fortress at Terezin. Used as a transit and prison camp in World War II by the Germans, this room held approximately 50 people in the bunks on the left.
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  • Faces with mouths open in the form of a scream are the basis for the Shalekhet memorial to the Victims of Foreign Wars in the Jewish Museum of Berlin, Germany. This image was created using the Bromoil process.
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  • A barracks room with wooden bunks on one side and lockers on the other is illuminated by light from a window.
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  • A line of men with fists raised memorializes the Holocuast in a bronze memorial.
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  • The art Shalekhet, or Fallen Leaves, consists of 10 000 faces punched out of steel are distributed on the ground of the “Memory Void” in the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Israeli artist Menashe Kadishman dedicated his artwork not only to Jews killed during the Shoah, but to all victims of violence and war. Visitors are invited to walk on the faces and listen to the sounds created by the metal sheets, as they clang and rattle against one another.
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