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memorialisation Tag

13 Aug

Outstanding Atrocity Sites

[Maria Elander is an associate professor at La Trobe University Law School. Rachel Hughes is an associate professor at the University of Melbourne.] In what way can a property that was once the site of an atrocity and now of memorialisation be outstanding? An outstanding book might be exceptionally good, an outstanding performance suggests one that stands out from the rest, while...

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