During his research on dark tourism, Brent McKenzie has visited many different sites across Europe where death and suffering have occured and are defining parts of history. In this interview with Research Matters, McKenzie discusses the how these places and the events that took place are memorialized. While some locations are committed to educating its visitors in the theme of "never again" others, as McKenzie describes, take a more "kitschy" approach. Read the full interview [1]
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