to start. Project Belgrade Waterfront was named as one of the possible reasons for dragging on with the reconstruction of the former complex, as the tenants of the luxurious and elite residential complex across the Sava have a direct view on the former camp area. Philosophical assessment Jovana Krstić, a Serbian architect, said that Staro Sajmište is the unique phenomenon in the world as no other localities merged the symbols of prosperity and downfall in such a unique and tragic way. She identified the locality with Pierre Nora's term lieux de memoire, a place where the memory persists even though the locality changed its appearance and stopped being a milieux de memoire, the real environment of a memory. Writer David Albahari wrote: "It's a place that doesn't simply humiliate by its inhumanity, but also by its complete exposing to Belgrade, which silently watched it from across the river". Notes Bibliography Journals Further reading External links Semlin Judenlager in Serbian public memory 20th century in Croatia 20th century in Serbia Concentration camps of the Independent State of Croatia Croatia in World War II Jewish Serbian history Nazi concentration camps in Yugoslavia Persecution of Serbs Serbia in World War II World War II sites in Serbia Nazi war crimes in Serbia