August 15, 2025 TweetLetters to the Editor: Aug. 15, 2025Role of citizenIn Germany, and across much of Europe, there is a project underway to commemorate the lives of the victims of the Nazi regime and the systematic disappearance of Jews, Gypsies, some Catholics and others judged unworthy by the Nazi government. The Stolpersteine project, which translates to “stumbling stones project,” places small brass plaques in front of the doors of the residences of people swept up in the hatred and violence of the time. They plaques are slightly elevated above the sidewalk to draw attention and include the names and birthdates of those who were disappeared by the system. We could put pictures and names of the disappeared on posters in front of the places where they lived or worked. The deadline for letters is noon Wednesday, but more lead time may be required for guest commentaries.