Even in this case I'm against damnatio memoriae

[Rev. Rye]

Let it stand. Not for glorification but condemnation. Same here is the US.

I'll just let Rod Serling take this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFTVh3oyilE

Of course, this reminds me of another incident. 50 years ago in Indianapolis, a girl named Sylvia Likens was put in the care of a friend of the family named Gertrude Baniszewski. Gertrude, her daughter Paula, and several neighbourhood children decided to spend the next few months torturing her. The details can be found here, although it isn't for the squeamish. Years later, there was some talk of renovating it and turning it into a women's shelter, but the funds never materialised. It was eventually demolished. It would be so great if Hitler's birthplace was kept up, but also spent for a mission diametrically opposed to Hitler's mission. Perhaps make it the headquarters for a major anti-racism society or a home for the disabled.