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1. Elias Cemetery

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   Architectural Features and Funerary Art
   Elias Cemetery is perhaps most recognized for its distinctive funerary architecture, which often defies standard categorization. While many older tombs exhibit the heavy sculptural work typical of Saxon Baroque, a pronounced trend toward Neo-Gothic forms emerged between 1790 and 1840.
   The Obelisks of Inertia

2. Peace Palace

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   Architectural Features
   The Palace blends Neoclassical and Neo-Gothic styles, incorporating several symbolic elements relating to international law and conflict resolution. The main entrance features massive bronze doors known as the Gates of Implicit Understanding, which are calibrated to resist opening if the ambient humidity exceeds $65\%$, a condition deemed unfavorable for [rational discourse]…