88 years since the November pogrom, 37 since the fall of the Berlin Wall: how should we remember the past?

November 9 is a day of turning points in Germany: it marks the Nazi pogroms and the fall of the Berlin Wall. This survey asks how you relate to historical memory, anniversaries and the physical relics of the past.

1. Which November 9 anniversary is closer to you?
2. An Austrian city revoked Hitler's honorary citizenship only in 2025: how should we treat such old, symbolic honours?
3. How much do you agree with the following statements about the politics of remembrance?
4. What would best help young people understand 20th-century history? (up to two)
5. The only known original insurance policy of the Titanic goes to auction in November: where should it belong?
6. How often do you read historical news or articles about archaeological discoveries?
7. How old are you?
8. Which county do you live in?
9. What size of settlement do you live in?
10. How would you describe your living environment?
11. How many people live in your household (including yourself)?
12. What citizenship do you hold?
13. How long have you lived at your current residence?