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[In the following section of this study, we will investigate the monuments that refer to Wallenberg in a more general sense than did the previous examples, which focused on Wallenberg’s deed or fate. The monuments in this section aim at expressing what their creators regarded as the higher-ranking, universal essence of the Wallenberg story that made it worth telling to future generations. Frequently, these monuments are based on the understanding of Wallenberg as a representative of humanitarian ideals.]
Published: Nov 11, 2015
Keywords: International Criminal Court; Holocaust Survivor; Glass Pane; Rescue Mission; Nobel Peace Prize
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