I definitely agree; I think I mistakenly implied in my request that memorialization would be the same internationally. I’m always looking for sources on memory so I didn’t want to limit in case anyone had a recommendation outside Indianapolis. Thank you so much for the advice and well wishes!!

I am not a scholar in this area, but I did take an undergraduate course on the Holocaust. The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal was very powerful.

Thank you so much!

Absolutely! Your work guided me greatly when I studied the UDC & Confederate memory in KY. I’m looking forward to researching the complexities of local memory, this time in the Midwest

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

And my favorite book I've read recently is Wake by Dr. Rebecca Hall!!

Hi all!! I'm Emma Donaghy and I'm a public history MA student at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. My research interests include socio-cultural history in the Americas with concentrations in historical memory, the New South, gender, and public lands.