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Tribute in Light: A Heavenly-Reaching Luminesce
During the months following the tragedy of 911, a weary and shocked New York City was ready for a memorial that would eulogize and venerate all those that had perished in the horrific events of that day. Searching for a … Continue reading
Pillars of Steel: The 7 July Memorial
There is perhaps no other post-911 terroristic event that better exemplifies the dangers of homegrown radical violence than the events of 7/7 – the cold-heartedly planned series of explosions that claimed 52 lives in London, UK on July 7, 2005. … Continue reading
