Memorial to May 10, 1933 Nazi Book Burning

The memorial site, also known as the empty bookshelf, is located on the street under the Bodhi tree, where the Nazis burned Jewish books. The monument is very creative, and there is a Heine sentence on the side, where they burn books, they will eventually burn humans. A lot of feeling, thoughtful.

As shown in the picture, the book is burned to commemorate the relics, and there is a glass cover on it to make an empty underground bookshelf. This idea is good, meaning that knowledge is emptied to commemorate the crimes of the Nazis.

Book burning memorial relics in the Bodhi tree under the street of the inevitable Belle Square, a long history, in order to commemorate the 1933 book burning incident established, there are also many historical opportunities, very good place, many visitors come here to review history

A modern artwork in Berber Square. Reflecting German reflections on the Nazi regime's book burning. It is just in front of Humboldt University, Germany's oldest university, and is embedded underground, overlooked by Humboldt University's main building, which seems to indicate that knowledge will eventually prevail over power.

A monument of historical significance in Berlin, dug underground into an empty bookshelf, ironically the knowledge is emptied, people will become ignorant.