“Diversity Destroyed. Berlin 1933-1938-1945. A City Remembers”, is an outdoor exhibition organized by Kulturprojekte Berlin (Cultural Projects Berlin). It  commemorates the systematic suppression of Berlin’s burgeoning cultural landscape by the Nazis, on the occasion of the  80th anniversary of Hitler’s ascension to power on January 30, 1933 and the 75th anniversary of the so-called “Night of Broken Glass” on November 9/10.  Forty information pillars are placed on important public squares in Berlin, reminding pedestrians of people, who were important to Berlin’s vibrant cultural life during the Weimar Republic, encompassing musical performance, dance, theatre, cinema and much more. Over 200 biographies feature people, who the Nazis wanted to erase from public memory, and who were persecuted, ostracized and/or banned. Among [...]