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Eberhard Diepgen, the mayor of Berlin, has decided not to attend a ceremony next week paving the way for a large Holocaust memorial near the Brandenburg Gate, a project he has long opposed.

A1 Mayor to Miss Holocaust Event Mayor Eberhard Diepgen of Berlin has decided not to attend a ceremony paving the way for a large Holocaust memorial in the German capital, a project he has long opposed.

A large Holocaust memorial was built in Berlin, but not before a leading writer, Martin Walser, had prompted outrage by railing against "the permanent presentation of our shame" and use of Auschwitz as "a moral stick".

A larger Holocaust museum opened in central Paris in 2005.

Collectively these simple, handmade stone plaques, called Stolpersteine ("stumbling blocks"), conceived and designed by the German artist Gunter Demnig, comprise one of the largest Holocaust memorials in the world.

Larger Holocaust museums may present comparable exhibits, but to gaze upon them here, after walking those very same streets, is especially affecting.

TEL AVIV -- When Google, the world's largest search engine, joined forces with Yad Vashem, keeper of the world's largest Holocaust archive, the first thing one Google employee here did was search for his grandfather's name.

The files, which make up one of the largest Holocaust archives in the world, are more than 15 miles long and hold up to 50 million documents, some seized by the Allies as they liberated concentration camps.

Darren Aronofsky is a "loss-of-control freak" (New York): The director talks about perfection and the Oscar-nominated "Black Swan"Yad Vashem's Holocaust archive (Independent): 130,000 images from the world's largest Holocaust collection are available online "in a bid to make them more accessible to people across the world".Can a novel be philosophical?

If successful, the lawsuit would be the largest Holocaust-era restitution claim by a single family and its outcome could determine the ownership of 22 acres in the revitalized heart of Berlin, some of the most valuable property in Europe.

Now, in what experts say is the world's largest unresolved Holocaust art claim, the heirs of the Hungarian banker Baron Mor Lipot Herzog have filed a lawsuit in United States District Court in Washington demanding the return of the art collection they say is rightfully theirs.