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May
2012

Projekt 52: Memories/Remembrance

One of May’s topics of Projekt 52:

20: Memories/Remembrance

Projekt 52 May: Memories/Remembrance

It may be a bit controversial whether happy souvenir photos like from these guys or children running around are befitting a memorial like Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, but since these concrete stelae are rather abstract and not on historic grounds anyway and apparently well integreted into city life, I wouldn’t take it too seriously. After all, it’s still better than ignoring it completely…


Posted on 2012-05-23 at 12:59 by cimddwc — 50 views total, 0 today
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  1. Aqually1 2012-05-23 at 16:10   Firefox 12.0Mac OS X 10.5   4 Comments
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    Das ist ein tolles Bild! Diese Gedenkstätte kann man nicht ignorieren und es ist gut sich immer daran zu erinnern warum es sie gibt. LG Aqually

  2. Trillian2 2012-05-23 at 22:01   Google Chrome 18.0.1025.168GNU/Linux   2 Comments
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    Ich finde diese Gedenkstätte gelungen. Ich finde sie macht nachdenklich aber auf positive weise. Durch ihr großes Aufsehen, hat sie das Thema bei vielen ins Gedächtnis zurückgeholt.

  3. Birte3 2012-05-24 at 19:33   Google Chrome 19.0.1084.52Windows Vista   1 Comment
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    Ich bin bei solchen Fotos auch hin und her gerissen. Aber du hast schon recht, es ist besser so ein Erinnerungsfoto zu machen als es zu ignorieren.

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