Germany🇩🇪Berlin Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

The purpose of coming to Berlin this time is mainly to study themes about war and world peace, for the work done afterwards to do research, the monument is one of the stops. Went once during the day and night respectively, during the day you can see the whole building sits in the center of the city, but there is a kind of loss, deserted. Which extends in all directions, but at the same time it is like a maze, surrounded by the same scenery. It is not dangerous to be more deserted at night and cannot see the road clearly, but city dwellers who are used to living in a very urban area may feel scared and worried. I had put my hand on the wall, that gray huge concrete, cold, on the one hand feeling the loneliness of the giant, on the other hand feeling with me my body heat is communicating with them, communicating with each other. The tallest stone skunk is a full 4 meters, just like the gray giant/wall. To me, they are tombstones, coffins, mazes, and mass graves, none of which are heavy historical lessons and at the same time the best proof of transformative justice in Germany. This attraction is not suitable for tourists who come to hunt for wonder and take pictures, but as an in-depth tour of German, or even world history, it is highly recommended to think about the world and human nature from history. P.s. Open 24 hours, the last photo has venue rules, while wheelchair accessible #Germany #Berlin #Monument to the Murdered Jews in Europe #TransformationalJustice #Architecture #Art