
Six reviews that appeared in American, British and German newspapers assessing architect Peter Eisenman's five and a half acre monument that, from afar, looks like a sea of 2,711 charcoal-colored stone blocks. Visitors can enter from all four sides and lose themselves in the labryrinths as they navigate the narrow paths between the slightly tilted stone blocks, walking on uneven ground beneath their feet. Underground, in the southeast corner of the site, an Information Center provides background on the victims commemorated.
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