Traces of Evil

A detailed historical exploration of key Nazi-era sites in Berlin, focusing on Hitler's Bunker, the Reich Chancellery, the Brandenburg Gate, and the Reichstag. The author uses archival images, forensic details, and student photographs to examine how these sites have been destroyed, reconstructed, and remembered, questioning the line between commemoration and voyeurism. The work traces each location's transformation through imperial, Nazi, wartime, Cold War, and reunification eras, challenging mythologized narratives through primary sources and visual confrontations.