. 4 TI0ONAML EN NAW JEW NIIESRH Formerly B'nai B'rith Women cordially invites you to attend the Don in a city that was the capital and nerve center of Nazi Ger- many. For instance, a plaque at Leyetzowstrasse in the city's spa- cious public park, the Tiergarten, marks the site which was once a gathering area for Jews being transported to the camps. Also in the Tiergarten is a marker at the bridge at Putlizs- trasse, in remembrance of de- portation trains which left from this very site. Berlin's memorials also include more extensive exhibits, which also have special drama because of their location. "Topography of Terror," for example, is a well-de- tailed and unnerving documen- tation of the working so the Gestapo. The exhibit is set up on the grounds of what was once the headquarters of the Gestapo — and that fact makes it even more unnerving. On the day I visited, I found a carefully documented exhibit in a modest one-story building it was all neatly and carefully dis- played — photos of rigidly up- right Gestapo officials; documents showing the plans, the lists, the checked-off forms for rounding up Jews, photos of military marches and of Hitler looking tri- umphant, and full scale, heart- rending photos of Jews being rounded up and deported. The exhibit was crowded with visitors, who were looking at all this attentively. The displays were set up on a ground floor and a lower level, which gave the feel- ing of descending into more and more confined surrounding. Al- though the exhibit itself was in German, a well-detailed guide book in English explained every display and photo clearly. This was indeed a "Typogra- phy of Terror," made even more frightening because these plans for genocide were mapped out in mundane offices on the very site where we, the visitors, now stood. Equally powerful and unnerv- ing was another on-site exhibit which I visited several days lat- er, the Wannesee Conference House at Zehlendorf. "You must visit it!" urged Peter Meyer, the concierge at my hotel, the Berlin Intercontinental. Like other Berliners I met during my visit, he was impressively well in- formed about Jewish sites in Berlin. He often meets Jewish guests, he said, and was eager to have me send him all my articles. It was on that site, on January 20, 1942, that the details of the final solution, the mass murder of European Jews, were careful- ly coordinated. Seeing these memorial sites, a sobering experience, also en- riched my visit Berlin. Not only was each one a way to respect Jewish history, but also a re- minder that in Berlin, the past is not evaded. It is confronted and remembered. El SPECIAL GIFTS LUNCHEON honoring MOTOR COACH TOURS - AIR AND CRUISE TRAVEL * WE HAVE CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY INSURANCE * WASH. 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