Why is it so hard to build a Holocaust memorial in London

The proposal to build a Holocaust memorial in London has faced significant challenges, ranging from bureaucratic delays to public opposition. Advocates argue that the memorial is essential for honouring victims and educating future generations about the Holocaust.

Critics, however, question the location and design, leading to debates over how best to commemorate such a profound historical tragedy. The ongoing discussions highlight the complexities of public memory and historical representation.

Read Original Article: The New Yorker

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