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The Shoah, probably the worst crime against humanity ever committed in the history of the world, originated in Germany. As a result, Germany's relationship to its history, its collective memory, is marked by this breakdown of civilisation. All across the country, memorials of various kinds remind us of the crimes committed during the National Socialist regime. They admonish us never to forget and never to let something similar happen again – a message that is reinforced by education and awareness-raising efforts.