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Germany has opened its first official Holocaust memorial in Berlin, which coincides with the 60th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe against the Nazis.
The memorial, which took around 17 years of planning, is the size of three football pitches and cost around $36 million to build.
But, sadly this enormous "creation" once again gives the impression that only Jews were killed in the Holocaust and we find it insulting that the "other" 5 million, who also perished, are not allowed to share in this moment.
The memorial creator, American architect Peter Eisenman, said he hoped that memorial's for the Gypsies and Homosexuals (just some of the other 5 million) would also be created. But why were they not included in this one? Are they not good enough to share their place in Berlin with Jewish victims?
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http://www.profindpages.com/news/2005/05/11/MN918.htm
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