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I really like this monument because there is such a deep and interesting Story behind, also a little tale. Also that this story is based were I grew up connects me kind of with it. The monument is connected to "Klaus Störtebeker" a "Pirat" which robed the In- and Out-coming Ships of the (already then) big Haven of Hamburg. But he was more a kind of "Robin Hood" he robbed the riches and gave it to the poor. The tale is that he passed by 11 men with his head cut off.

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I like this monument because it commemorates all the fallen people from the incident in a small but significant way (by etching their names into the sides of the memorial). I also really liked the waterfall aspects in the memorial, it sets a calming mood that reminds people that the incident is over and New York City is calmer again. Personally, it makes me feel at ease.

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This is the Holocaust memorial in Berlin. This monument is quite large because the Holocaust was such a horrible event that killed millions of people. The slabs resemble the architecture of Hitlers regime. Although from a picture it may seem a bit disconnected, it must feel personal to walk there. The size of the memorial must make it feel significant.

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I like how abstract this monument is, it requires you to think about what it represents.

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Gray represents neutrality, but also balance