am-hagenring

... Katz

This Stolperstein at Am Hagenring commemorates a victim known as Katz, preserving the memory of a life interrupted by the Holocaust. The brass marker is embedded in the pavement, serving as a quiet reminder of the personal tragedies in this

Adalbert Friedhoff

A Stolperstein in Braunschweig commemorating Adalbert Friedhoff, a victim of the Nazi regime. This small brass plaque, set into the pavement, marks his former home and serves as a personal memorial. It is a stark reminder of the individual

Adalbert Friedhoff Memorial Stone

Found near Am Hagenring, the Stolperstein for Adalbert Friedhoff commemorates a man who fell victim to the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a permanent record of his existence and his fate. It is part of the

Adelheit Seelig geb. Salfeldt

In Braunschweig, this memorial stone is dedicated to Adelheit Seelig, née Salfeldt, a woman whose life was tragically cut short by the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the street serves as a lasting tribute to her memory and the vibr

Alice Guthrie geb. Gutkind

Located in Am Hagenring, this memorial stone honors Alice Guthrie, born Gutkind, who fell victim to the atrocities of World War II. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the Jewish families who once lived in

Arnold Aron

Embedded in the streets of Hanover, this Stolperstein commemorates Arnold Aron, who suffered under the Third Reich. The memorial stone at Am Hagenring stands as a testament to the resilience of memory against forgetting. It invites passersb

Auguste Eisenberg geb. Kasten

A Stolperstein in Am Hagenring, Braunschweig, honors Auguste Eisenberg, née Kasten, a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass stone is set into the cobblestone walkway, marking the last known address of this individual. Its simple yet powerfu

Auguste Imlau

This memorial in Braunschweig commemorates Auguste Imlau, a figure whose life story adds a personal dimension to the city's historical narrative. The modest plaque, set in a quiet residential area, invites passersby to reflect on the indivi

Auguste Imlau Stolperstein

Situated in the quiet residential area of Am Hagenring, this Stolperstein honors the memory of Auguste Imlau. The small brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk serves as a tangible reminder of the human cost of the Third Reich. It invites pas

Benjamin Kopfstein

A Stolperstein on Am Hagenring commemorates Benjamin Kopfstein, a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque is nestled among the cobblestones, its polished surface reflecting the sky above. The quiet, tree-lined street offers a serene setti

Bernhard Friedmann

This Stolperstein in Braunschweig is dedicated to Bernhard Friedmann, a Jewish man who was a victim of the Nazi regime. The small brass cube, placed in the pavement, marks his last known address and personalizes the immense tragedy of the H

Bernhard Friedmann Memorial Stone

Located in the Am Hagenring area, this Stolperstein commemorates Bernhard Friedmann, a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the past, reminding pedestrians of the human lives aff

Bruno Mielziner

A Stolperstein in Am Hagenring, Braunschweig, commemorates Bruno Mielziner, a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass stone is a humble marker, yet its presence on the sidewalk forces a confrontation with history. It represents the countless

Carl Aronsohn

In the heart of Am Hagenring, the Stolperstein for Carl Aronsohn serves as a somber reminder of the lives extinguished during the Holocaust. This brass marker, embedded in the pavement, ensures that Carl's name is not forgotten amidst the c

Carola Marianne Mangold

A Stolperstein in Am Hagenring, Braunschweig, commemorates Carola Marianne Mangold, a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass stone is a small, gleaming rectangle on the pavement, drawing attention to a forgotten story. It serves as a persona

Claus Forstenzer

Located at Lützowstraße 6 in Braunschweig, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of the Nazi era. It commemorates Claus Forstenzer, born in 1919, who was forced to flee Germany for the United States in 1937 to es

Colonial Monument

The Kolonialdenkmal is a controversial historical monument in Prinzenpark, erected to commemorate German colonial ambitions. Its stone obelisk and reliefs depict scenes from colonial expeditions, reflecting a complex and often debated perio

Dr. Norbert Regensburger

Embedded in the streets of Braunschweig, this memorial stone honors Dr. Norbert Regensburger, a professional whose life was extinguished by the horrors of the Third Reich. The brass plaque serves as a tangible link to the intellectual and c

Elisabeth Grünewald geb. Windmüller

This Stolperstein in Am Hagenring honors Elisabeth Grünewald, née Windmüller, whose life was extinguished during the Nazi era. The embedded plaque serves as a silent witness to the systematic erasure of Jewish lives in Göttingen. Standing o

Elisabeth Spanjer-Herford

Located at Am Hagenring, this Stolperstone honors Elisabeth Spanjer-Herford, marking the site of her former residence. The brass inscription is a subtle yet powerful testament to the lives lost to Nazi persecution. It invites pedestrians to

Elisabeth-Lotte Seelig

In Braunschweig, this memorial stone remembers Elisabeth-Lotte Seelig, a young victim of the Holocaust whose life was stolen by the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement acts as a stark reminder of the countless individuals

Else Kellner

This Stolperstein on Am Hagenring is dedicated to Else Kellner, whose life was cut short by the Holocaust. The polished brass surface catches the light, drawing attention to the engraved name and dates. Located in a quiet residential area,

Else Mangold

This Stolperstein in Am Hagenring, Braunschweig, is dedicated to Else Mangold, a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass stone, set into the cobblestone, is a humble but powerful reminder of a life interrupted. It invites passersby to learn a

Emma Aronsohn geb. Goldschmidt

Embedded in the pavement of Am Hagenring, this Stolperstein honors Emma Aronsohn, née Goldschmidt, a victim of the Nazi genocide. The brass plaque serves as a permanent reminder of the vibrant Jewish life that existed in Göttingen before th

Emma Spanjer-Herford geb. Rosengarten

Ernst Eisenberg

Ernst-Karl Grünewald

Felicitas Kopfstein

Felicitas Kopfstein Memorial

Felix Kopfstein

Felix Kopfstein Memorial

Flora Mielziner geb. Goldberg

Frieda Bleieisen Memorial Stone

Frieda Bleieisen geb. Windmüller

Gerta Regensburger

Gertrud Kopfstein geb. Eckert

Gertrud Kopfstein geb. Eckert Memorial

Gertrud Scheyer

Gertrud Tannchen geb. Hinzelmann

Gustav Elias Forstenzer

Gustav Mangold

Gustav Schmidt

Hanna Kopfstein

Hanna Kopfstein Memorial

Hans Jacobi

Hans Jacobi Memorial Stone

Hans Kellner

Heinrich Bleieisen

Heinrich Bleieisen Memorial Stone

Heinz Tannchen

Helene Scheyer geb. Gutkind

Henny Klara Salfeld geb. Neuberg

Henriette Gittel Lewy geb. Berlowitz

Henriette Katz geb. Lewy

Herbert Hinzelmann

Herbert Scheyer

Horst-Siegmar Aronsohn

Irmgard Friedmann geb. Schönfeld

Irmgard Friedmann geb. Schönfeld Memorial Stone

Irmgard Hornstein geb. Seelig

James Salfeld

Johanna Mangold geb. Löwenthal

Julius Lazerus Scheyer

Julius Unger

Karl-Ernst Grünewald

Kurt Regensburger

Kurt Ziprkowski David Zipper

Kurt Ziprkowski David Zipper Memorial

Käthe Ziprkowski Memorial Stone

Käthe Ziprkowski geb. Pergamenter

Leo Tannchen

Lucie Forstenzer geb. Frank

Margarete Hinzelmann

Margarethe Steiner geb. Spanjer-Herford

Marianne Unger geb. Brendecke

Martin Forstenzer

Paula Friedhoff geb. Benjamin

Paula Friedhoff geb. Benjamin Memorial Stone

Peter Forstenzer

Resi Regensburger geb. Oppenheimer

Robert Ziprkowski

Robert Ziprkowski Memorial Stone

Rolf Ziprkowski Zwi Hirsch Zipper

Rudolf Alfred Tannchen

Ruth Bleieisen

Ruth Bleieisen Memorial Stone

Ruth Katz geb. Ziprkowski

Siegfried Franz Tannchen

Siegmund Seelig

Stolperstein for Käthe Ziprkowski

Wolfgang Unger

Kolonialdenkmal