Liberation, Holocaust memorial in the United States of America
Liberation is a Holocaust memorial sculpture located in Liberty State Park, New Jersey.
The memorial was created by Nathan Rapoport in 1985 to honor Holocaust survivors.
It commemorates the struggle and sacrifice of those who suffered under Nazi rule during World War II.
Visitors can reflect on history while enjoying views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
The sculpture features 20-foot high bronze figures representing freed concentration camp inmates.
Location: New Jersey
Inception: 1985
Creator: Nathan Rapoport
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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