ansbach

Adolf Grünstein

This Stolperstein in Ansbach is dedicated to Adolf Grünstein, a victim of the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the past, ensuring that his memory is preserved in the public space. It stands

Alexander Ceslanski

Alexander Ceslanski is remembered by this Stolperstein, a small brass monument embedded in the pavement of Ansbach. It marks the last known address of a man who was a victim of the Nazi regime. The stone's simple design—a name, a date, and

Anna Schulmann geb. Welsch

Anna Schulmann, née Welsch, is remembered through this Stolperstein in Ansbach, marking her last voluntary residence. The small brass cobblestone embedded in the sidewalk serves as a poignant reminder of the Jewish community's destruction.

Auguste Weinschenk geb. Lang

This Stolperstein in Ansbach is dedicated to Auguste Weinschenk, born Lang, a victim of the Holocaust. The memorial stone is a subtle yet profound marker of the lives destroyed by state-sponsored antisemitism. Located in the public realm, i

Babette Aal, geb. Schülein

This memorial stone honors Babette Aal, née Schülein, a victim whose life was cut short by the horrors of World War II. Situated in Ansbach, the Stolperstein serves as a quiet but powerful reminder of the women who were targeted and displac

Babette Dietenhöfer geb. Weissmann

This Stolperstein in Ansbach remembers Babette Dietenhöfer, née Weissmann, a Jewish woman killed in the Holocaust. The brass plaque, embedded in the pavement, shines as a beacon of memory against the gray stone. Her name, once part of the c

Beate Lutz Stolperstein

This Stolperstein marks the final residence of Beate Lutz, born Hirschkind, in Ansbach. It honors her memory amidst the bustling daily life of the city, ensuring her story is not forgotten. The brass plaque details her name and fate, offeri

Betty Schulmann

Betty Schulmann’s Stolperstein serves as a memorial to a resident of Ansbach who suffered under Nazi rule. Embedded in the street, this small brass marker ensures that her story remains part of the city's collective memory. It stands as a t

Bismarck Tower Ansbach

Rising 12.7 meters above the Bavarian landscape, the Bismarck Tower in Ansbach stands as a stoic monument to German unification and imperial history. Built in 1903, this brick tower offers a rewarding climb that reveals panoramic views of t

Camilla Liebermann Stolperstein

Located in Ansbach, this Stolperstein commemorates Camilla Liebermann, born Lebrecht. It serves as a quiet witness to the tragic history of the local Jewish community. The brass plaque is a tangible reminder of the lives lost to persecution

Charlotte Wittelshöfer geb. Brandeis

Charlotte Wittelshöfer, born Brandeis, is commemorated by this Stolperstein in Ansbach, marking her last residence. The small brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk serves as a reminder of the vibrant Jewish life that was extinguished by the

Dora Hirschkind Stolperstein

Located in Ansbach, this Stolperstein commemorates Dora Hirschkind, born Kupfer. It serves as a quiet witness to the vibrant Jewish community that once thrived here before the war. The small brass square contrasts with the surrounding stone

Dr. Arnold Loevy

The Stolperstein for Dr. Arnold Loevy in Ansbach honors a respected member of the community who fell victim to Nazi persecution. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement commemorates his life and the tragic end he suffered. This memorial i

Dr. Berthold Daniels

Tucked quietly at Jüdstraße 20, this brass Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Dr. Berthold Daniels, a victim of Nazi persecution. Embedded in the pavement since 2019, it invites passersby to pause and reflect on the

Dr. Martin Frankenburger

This Stolperstein commemorates Dr. Martin Frankenburger, a victim of the Nazi persecution. Located in a different part of Ansbach, it shows the widespread nature of the city's memorial landscape. The simple brass plaque, embedded in the sid

Dr. Pinchas Kohn

Located at Schalkhäuser Str. 21, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Dr. Pinchas Kohn, born in 1867. The brass cobblestone invites passersby to pause and reflect on the lives disrupted by the Nazi regime. It sta

Elise Daniels geb. Buchthal

This Stolperstein in Ansbach honors Elise Daniels, née Buchthal, a Jewish woman who was a victim of the Holocaust. The stone is located in a residential neighborhood, a quiet reminder of the lives that were lost. The brass plaque is polishe

Ella Heimann

Located at Kannenstraße 8 in Ansbach, this brass Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Ella Heimann, a young woman whose life was cut short by the Holocaust. Embedded in the pavement, the stone invites passersby to pau

Emma Irma Schulmann

Marking the last residence of Emma Irma Schulmann, this Stolperstein preserves the memory of a young woman lost to the Holocaust. The brass cobblestone, set into the pavement of Ansbach, acts as a silent witness to the atrocities of the pas

Emma Weissmann, geb. Heimann

This Stolperstein honors Emma Weissmann, née Heimann, whose life was tragically cut short by the Holocaust. The plaque, located near the residence she once shared with Julius Weißmann, underscores the familial bonds shattered by persecution

Ernst Elias Aal

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) is a poignant memorial dedicated to Ernst Elias Aal, a victim of the Nazi regime located in Ansbach. Embedded in the pavement, it serves as a personal and immediate reminder of the human cost of the Holoc

Eva Weinstock geb. Peiser

This Stolperstein marks the last address of Eva Weinstock, born Peiser, in Ansbach, commemorating her life during the Holocaust. The small brass plaque serves as a personal memorial, ensuring that her name and story are not forgotten. It is

Fanny Ceslanski geb. Meerowitz

This Stolperstein honors Fanny Ceslanski, née Meerowitz, whose life was taken during the Holocaust. Located near the stones for Alexander and Ida Ceslanski, it forms a family cluster that speaks to the collective tragedy. The brass plaque,

Fanny Heimann geb. Eisenmann

A Stolperstein in Ansbach dedicated to Fanny Heimann, née Eisenmann, a Jewish woman who was a victim of the Holocaust. The stone is situated near her former home, a quiet street that now bears witness to her story. The brass plaque, inscrib

Field Railway 'Suse' from Ansbach

Flora Schwab

Franziska Seeberger geb. Kohn

Frieda Neuburger

Frieda Weinschenk geb. Mayer

Fürstengruft

Gertraud Saemann, geb. Welsch

Getrud Loevy

Gustav Haas

Gustav Saemann

Güllbrunnen

Günther Joel

Hedwig Gutmann

Hedwig Hessdörfer geb. Welsch

Hedwig Neuberger geb. Mühlfelder

Helga Weissmann Stolperstein

Hermann Gutmann

Herrieder Tor

Hugo Hausmann

Ida Ceslanski

Ida Uhlfelder, geb. Gutmann

Inge Hausmann verh. Silberthau

Irene Johanna Oppenheim

Jakob Aal

Jakob Weissmann Stolperstein

Jette Hausmann geb. Schloss

Josef Eisfeld

Josef Rosenfeld

Josef Seeberger

Julius Neuberger

Julius Schulmann

Julius Weißmann

Justin Weißmann

Karoline Eckmann geb. Wittelshöfer

Karoline Lebrecht Stolperstein

Karoline Schloss geb. Steiner

Koessler-Steele

Kurt Dietenhöfer

Kurt Weißmann

Leichenhalle

Leo Steiner

Lina Grünstein geb. Zollfrei

Lina Stühler geb. Liebenstein

Lotte Schulmann

Louise Weil geb. Katz

Ludwig Dietenhöfer

Ludwig Flink Stolperstein

Luise Frankenburger verh. Kahn

Luise Weil geb. Lemle

Margraves Museum

Margravial Residence - State Rooms

Marianne Alice Bing

Marie Bechhold geb. Welsch

Marta Hausmann

Martha Schwarz geb. Forchheimer

Martha Weissmann Stolperstein

Martin Stühler

Max Bechhold

Max Ernsthal

Max Hirschkind Stolperstein

Max Liebermann Stolperstein

Max Stühler

Meta Welsch

Mina Enslein geb. Rosenfeld

Mina Frank geb. Jochsberger

Mina Haas geb. Sondhelm

Paula Joseph

Paula Weil

Pauline Hausmann geb. Friedland

Peace Stele

Retti-Palais

Robert Limpert

Rosa Schmid geb. Asch

Rosalie Kohn Stolperstein

Rudolf Seeberger Stolperstein

Ruth Hausmann verh. Selling