The Holocaust Memorial

The Holocaust Memorial is a site dedicated to remembering the victims of the Holocaust, when six million Jews and millions of others were systematically murdered by Nazi Germany during World War II. It serves as a somber reminder of the atrocities, promoting education, reflection, and a commitment to preventing such crimes in the future. The memorial often features symbolic design elements, such as sculptures, inscriptions, or underground chambers, intended to evoke reflection on loss, suffering, and the importance of tolerance and human rights. It aims to honor the victims and foster awareness to ensure history does not repeat itself.