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Ukraine Will Build a Holocaust Memorial at the Babi Yar Massacre Site

By Julia Zorthian

Ukraine Observes 30th Anniversary of Chernobyl

By Rishi Iyengar

Why There's No World War I Memorial on the U.S. National Mall

By Marilyn Shevin-Coetzee and Frans Coetzee / History News Network

The World Marks the First Anniversary of the MH17 Aviation Disaster

By Helen Regan
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London Marks 10 Years Since July 7 Terrorist Attacks

"Ten years on from the 7/7 London attacks, the threat from terrorism continues to be as real as it is deadly"

By Helen Regan

Mourners Pay Respects to Clementa Pinckney at South Carolina Statehouse

A week after he and eight others were killed in a church shooting in Charleston

By Julia Zorthian

Australian Supermarket Chain Upsets Veterans

Maybe leave death and suffering out of future marketing plans

By Kevin McSpadden

See the Eiffel Tower Go Dark in Honor of Paris Attack Victims

The iconic tower cut its lights at 8 p.m. local time on Thursday, a day of national mourning.

By Noah Rayman

Remembering Those We Lost in 2014

Looking back at those we lost this year

By TIME Video

Fans Are Turning Robin Williams Landmarks into Impromptu Memorials

Makeshift memorials are growing at the bench immortalized in Good Will Hunting, the Mork and Mindy house in Boulder, and more

By Laura Stampler

15-Year-Old Shooting Survivor Quotes Harry Potter at Memorial for Her Family

The teen says her family is "in a much better place" and that she "will be able to see them again one day"

By TIME Video

Murdered Boy Gets Superman Logo On His Memorial After All

DC Entertainment will now allow the Superman "S" to appear on the gravestone of a 5-year-old boy murdered by his grandparents

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

84 Years Later: The Making of Mount Rushmore

The memorial that immortalized four presidents took more than a decade to carve out of the rock. But on July 4th, 1930, in the early days of construction, a dedication was held for the head of George Washington.

By TIME Photo

9/11 Memorial Timelapse Shows a Decade of Recovery in 2 Minutes

For 4,617 days (and counting) cameras trained on ground zero captured the resilience of a nation

By Denver Nicks

Remains of the Day

At the 9/11 museum, history is preserved in memories and debris

By Richard Lacayo

Obama Pledges Help For Troubled Soldiers

The President joined military leadership, soldiers' families and Texas lawmakers in mourning the loss of the three soldiers killed at Fort Hood on April 2. He added he would "step up efforts to reach troops and veterans that are hurting"

By Maya Rhodan

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Brilliant actor with a fatal weakness

By Aaron Sorkin

Pictures of the Week: May 11 – May 18

From violence in Colombia and a huge fire in Manila to soccer championships across Europe and the presidential handover ceremony in France, TIME's photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

In Memoriam: Rémi Ochlik, 1983 – 2012

French photographer Rémi Ochlik was killed on Feb. 22 when Syrian forces bombed a makeshift media center in the besieged city of Homs. We present a tribute to this promising young photojournalist's work.

By Nate Rawlings

Pictures of the Week, December 16 – December 23

From the death of Kim Jong II and a devastating typhoon in the Philippines to a violent assault by Egyptian soldiers on a woman protester TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department
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