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| | Guardian Unlimited | Arts features | Rebuilding the rubble |
 | | If the traditional idea of a museum or an art gallery is to provide a window through which you look, safely, as into another world, and where the space itself is invisible, Libeskind turned this on its head. |
 | | It is, then, a very personal museum, concerned with one individual, one life, and the theme of inevitability, of claustrophobia, of history closing in, is pre-figured in every room. |
 | | It is not a museum of weapons but a museum designed to express 20th-century conflict; designed, that is, since it is Libeskind, to make us think about conflict not as something external to us - in the past - but as something in which we participate. |
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