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As a term, al masha comes from a form of life that emerged during the Ottoman Empire, in which people did not own land but had the right to use it, to cultivate it together.
The committee accepted the nomination of Auschwitz Birkenau only on the basis that it would “restrict” the nomination of “similar sites” in the future. Regardless of the intention behind the restrictions, a precedent was set: reconciliatory sites would be few in number and the committee would attribute them to a singular event (rather than treat them as serial nominations). See ➝
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Refugee Heritage is a project by DAAR, edited and published by e-flux architecture and produced with the support of Campus in Camps, the Foundation for Art Initiatives, the 5th Riwaq Biennale and the Decolonizing Architecture course at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm, Sweden.