The Memorial lays bare a fundamental truth: totalitarianism thrives on the tacit approval of the majority - the ordinary people whose consent paves the way for oppressive systems and regimes. Yet, these very regimes, once established, inexorably erode the society that birthed them.
Totalitarianism, with its roots intertwined with democratic mechanisms, poses an ever-present danger to society. The Memorial serves as a stark reminder that we, the people, bear the weighty responsibility of preventing the resurgence of totalitarian tragedies in the future.