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I don't know what to feel about this....

On the one hand, buring down a Nazi site, excellent! On the other, you are burning down a memory of what happened, bad. On the third hand, this place has served far longer as a beautiful tourist spot....

I think I have decided to see it as mostly positive, as it is one less site that neo Nazis can use to congregate, you can allways build a new building, and then it will have less ties to the Nazis, reducing the Nazi connection for neo Nazis, while adding the fire to the memories preserved in the site.

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Yeah i feel like this article is missing some important context. That is: "Was this building used as a pilgrimage site by neo-nazis or was it used like a museum for people to learn?"

For example Mussolinis home is used like a pilgrimage site for italian nazis today. https://youtu.be/7xhwx8z8mJc?t=2608

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