THE HOLLOW faces on the iron plates stared back eerily at Jeremy Tan Ser Wei when he stepped on the shaleket (fallen leaves) at the Memory Void Room in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
The expressions on the metal plates sent a chill down his spine — many had mouths gaping in silent screams, some with lips stretched thin in fear as if begging for mercy.
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