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-The sculpture shows the men, women, and children who participated in the uprising, with each chracter being armed with a gun or Molotov cocktail
-There is also a sign that says "Jewish nation to its fighters and martyrs"
-The architect stated that the wall was meant to symbolize the walls around the ghetto, but also the Western Wall in Jerusalem
-Reception has mostly been positive, with the, at the time, West German chancellor Willy Brandt kneeling at the foot of the monument as an act of penance in 1970

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-The underground information center that consists of various rooms such as the Room of Families, Room of Names, and Room of Sites
-These rooms list 3,000 names of those that lost their lives to the Holocaust and the sites where they happened
-With the stelae being blank and including gaps, to me it represents the surviving Holocaust victims and the void left behind by those who did not make it
-While I believe it is effective, some feel that it is inadequate, "resembles a graveyard", and should have had names on the stelae

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-This monument commemorates The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, an armed insurrection in 1943
-An SS Commander ordered the ghetto to be burnt block by block but the remaining Jews who had not yet been deported to the Treblinka Concentration Camp refused to surrender to him
-Ended in the deaths of many, the razing of the ghetto, and the erection of the Warsaw Concentration Camp

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-Berlin had one of the highest Jewish populations in Europe after World War II
-The site of the memorial is where part of the Berlin Wall and its so called “death strip” were once located
-This area was also essentially the headquarters of Hitler’s command, as it is close to the Reichstag, Chancellery Building, and the Fuhrer Bunker
-The memorial took 17 years to be approved

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-36 foot wall with sculpture of the men, women, and children who fought back in the uprising
-Made partially of bronze and stone imported by Nazi Minister of Armaments Albert Speer
-Located in part of what was formerly the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw, Poland near the POLIN Museum
-This is also where the first armed fight of the uprising occurred
-There are no gaps, which led to my interpretation that this monument is meant to show unity amongst those fighting for their freedom

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-2,711 concrete slabs or stelae of varying heights erected one block from the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany
-Includes an underground information center
-The slabs are mostly rectangular in appearance and the site is completely gray with gaps between them
-The stelae were intentionally left blank so visitors can interpret the stie whatever way they choose