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-Located in Washington, D.C.
-Built in April of 1993
-Designed by the architect James Ingo Freed (one of the Holocaust survivors)

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-This memorial is focused on individual victims of the Holocaust with each guest receiving a personal I.D. card of a person who went through the Holocaust
-The museum is separated into three different sections: "Nazi Assault", "Final Solution", and "Last Chapter"
-There is an array of learning options through photographs, videos, artifacts, installations, etc.

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Does the U.S. think we should have done more as a country during the Holocaust?

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Does the U.S. think we should have done more as a country during the Holocaust?

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-This is not clearly addressed, however with the Holocaust Memorials, it is the goal to educate those who have Holocaust denial and help to get the word out to help prevent an event like this from happening in the future
-Memorials are not only a place to mourn and remember those lost and the tragedy that occurred, but to also educate and provide insightful knowledge

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-Would be located in Victoria Tower Gardens, in London, England
-Serves as a memorial to those who were victims of the Nazi persecution
-It is composed of 22 bronze structures that illustrate and represent the specific Jewish communities that were impacted
-In entering the museum, visitors will walk in between the structures

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-The UK Holocaust Memorial will not only serve as a monumental dedication, but also as a learning center
-The learning center will be centered around the British outlook on the Holocaust
-It will also reflect victims of the Holocaust based off of individuals rather than statistics while serving as an interactive display

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Opinions about the proposed UK memorial in London

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Opinions about the proposed UK memorial in London

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-Getting this memorial approved has been going on in the last couple of years
-It is supported by many people including four of the previous Prime Ministers of the UK
-There are some that have opposing views to the memorial such as tv judge Robert Rinder who question the prosed location

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How does the U.K. continue to respond to how they handled the Holocaust?

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How does the U.K. continue to respond to how they handled the Holocaust?

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-Having the UK Holocaust Memorial is a way for people to interpret this in their own opinions
-This serves as a reminder that the political government has greater consequences than realized
-It is also based on the promise that the UK made to prevent this from ever happening again

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Similarities between the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in D.C. vs. the Proposed Holocaust Memorial

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Similarities between the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in D.C. vs. the Proposed Holocaust Memorial

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-Both take on an individual approach to remembering Holocaust victims personally
-Both are ways to educate and help people understand the impact the Holocaust has had on the world
-Both are to increase awareness and prevent awareness to the Holocaust taking place

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Differences between the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in D.C. vs. the Proposed Holocaust Memorial in the UK

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Differences between the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in D.C. vs. the Proposed Holocaust Memorial in the UK

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-The U.S. Memorial is based on the Jewish and other victims perspectives
-The U.S. Memorial is greatly encouraged without any barriers or opposers
-The UK memorial is not yet actually an existing memorial
-The UK memorial is also based more on their side of the Holocaust while still having an individualistic approach for the victims