By Emily Lange     You ’ re  sitting at the stop sign on West Park Avenue in New Haven ready to turn right onto Whalley Avenue. You look over to you r  left and see a structure with a sort of barrier  around it. What is it? It’s the Holocaust Memorial that i s dedicated to the  six million Jews that  were brutally murdered as part of the Nazi's Final Solution during World War Two . It is  for us to remember and grieve this loss. This memorial is thus a constant reminder of the tragedy that happened in hopes that something similar never again occurs.   While you might just see a structure when you look at it, there is so much more to  the memorial than may originally meet the eye.  Originally, the design was supposed  to  only  be six  small  trees in the shape of the Star of David .   However,  architect Augustus Franzoni, who was not Jewish, wanted to donate his time  and  skill   t...