Holocaust remembrance faces generational shift as survivor voices fade

As the number of living Holocaust survivors dwindles, public discourse in Germany and beyond sees rising calls to move past what some label a 'cult of guilt.' The article examines how memory institutions and education systems are adapting to a post-survivor era, with uncertainty over the durability of remembrance culture.

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