Memorial to May 10, 1933 Nazi Book Burning

The memorial site of burning books, also known as the empty bookshelf, is situated on the street under the Bodhi tree, where Jewish books were burned by the Nazis at that time. The monument is very creative, and beside it there is a famous sentence of Heine, where they burn books, they will eventually burn human beings. Many feelings, thought-provoking.

The idea of burning books to commemorate the remains, with a glass cover over it, to make an empty underground bookshelf, is still good. It means that knowledge is emptied to commemorate the crimes of the Nazis.

The memorial site of burning books has a long history in Beiber Square, which is unavoidable in Bodhisattva Street. It was established to commemorate the burning of books in 1933. It also has many historical opportunities. It is a very good place. Many visitors come and look back on history.

A modern work of art in Berber Square. It reflects the German reflection on the burning of books by the Nazi regime. It is just in front of Humboldt University, the oldest university in Germany, and it is embedded underground. It is overlooked by the main building of Humboldt University, which seems to indicate that knowledge will triumph over power.

Berlin is a historic monument. Underground digging makes an empty bookshelf. It satirizes that knowledge is empty and people become ignorant.