particularly interesting to me given the implications for the development of the 9/11 memorial museum, which will help contextualize the powerful memorial in new york city. newyorker: Richard Brody on the inadequacy of Berlin’s “Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe”: http://nyr.kr/MmKjtJ the memorial, as imposing and as memorable as it may be in itself, hardly serves the function for which it was intended.

particularly interesting to me given the implications for the development of the 9/11 memorial museum, which will help contextualize the powerful memorial in new york city.

newyorker:

Richard Brody on the inadequacy of Berlin’s “Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe”: http://nyr.kr/MmKjtJ

the memorial, as imposing and as memorable as it may be in itself, hardly serves the function for which it was intended.

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