The sixth installment of the ongoing conversation Beena Sarwar and I are having by email, here: Push for peace parks.
As always, comments welcome. May I take a moment to say thank you to all of you who have commented on previous installments; I hope they have given each of you things to think about. (I know your comments have given me things to think about).
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2 comments:
This is a great idea. At first I thought 'oh another lame memorial, who cares about those..' but I see how it would mean so much to the soldiers on the line and to those who contemplate it. It would signify a commemoration of sacrifice that is detached from the hostility and chauvinism that such memorials normally provoke.
-R
O thou great people dreaming of building memorials and parks, first ensure that existing memorials e.g. Taj Hotel, Jewish place, are not destroyed.
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