Putting Value of the Nazis Extermination and Concentration Camps as a Place of Memory
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvi.14.2021.29251Keywords:
Geography of Memory; Cultural Heritage; Landscape; Dark Tourism; Auschwitz-Birkenau; Mauthausen; Dachau; SachsenhausenAbstract
The Nazis concentration camps were one more piece of a stage of the restrictive German society in rights and freedoms. Convinced of obtaining perfect citizenship, these enclosures were opened to the isolation of the national population contrary to the ideals of the government, which led to a practice of extermination at the international level. The end of the war made it possible to show its horrors to the world and began a long journey towards its enhancement, now converted as representative places of memory with a great territorial impact.
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