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Dying together is alone bearable. … The mass grave has therefore its profoundly conciliatory character. At the individual grave, in contrast, the unhealable wounds, barely scabbed over by the covering-up process of time, break open anew: on the day of remembrance there transpires each time the return of that unovercome decease. (27)
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