Conscience and Memory: Meditations in a Museum of the Holocaust

University of Chicago Press (1994)
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Kaplan simulates the response to a long visit to the new Holocaust museum in Washington, D.C., which, crucially for Kaplan, is sited in direct view of the Jefferson and Lincoln monuments, powerful symbols of humanist democracy.

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