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Isabella“"We visited 'The Memorial to the Murdered Jews', built by architect Peter Eisenmann in 2005. This was designed in order to provoke thought and discussion about the Holocaust and, in true Putney fashion, many different ideas were shared. Imi W described how, upon first look, it seems as if the blocks are all similar heights, but they quickly differentiate and become “overwhelming”. The lack of names or inscription also created a feeling of anonymity, emphasising the large scale nature of the genocide."
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“"There were many highlights of this trip, but a few stood out as particularly important. The predominant triumph is that our guide Trevor announced that Putney High was “the best group he has taken to Berlin”, which was a massive win for all. He was much beloved by all the Putney Historians and his help navigating the city was crucial to the success of the trip."