The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
a. is premised on the idea that remembrance of the crimes of the Nazis should be incorporated into the daily urban lives of present-day citizens rather than separated from public life and placed inside a conventional museum.
b. was constructed in Amsterdam to provide a memorial to the brave Dutch citizens who opposed Nazism during the time of Hitler's advances outside of Germany.
c. represents the position that Nazism and fascism are so complex that memorials/monuments need to be located in educational settings (e.g., schools and museums) so that Nazism and fascism are topics that are presented only within the context of lengthy, historical discussions/lectures.
d. was constructed with the understanding that, given the violence perpetrated by Nazis, no memorial would be placed in an open, public setting in which children and families with small children might encounter it.
Question 2
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