aschersleben

Adolf Conitzer

This Stolperstein in Aschersleben is dedicated to Adolf Conitzer, a Jewish businessman whose life was violently interrupted by the Nazi regime. The brass plate, gleaming among the cobblestones, marks his former home and serves as a permanen

Albert Schwabe Memorial

This poignant memorial plaque in Aschersleben commemorates Albert Schwabe, a local resident whose life was cut short during the Nazi regime. Set into the pavement, it serves as a stark reminder of the city's complex past. Part of the 'Stolp

Alice Crohn, geb. Samson

This memorial stone in Aschersleben is dedicated to Alice Crohn, born Samson, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass cube embedded in the pavement bears her name and life story, ensuring her memory is not forgotten. It stands as a quiet

Anna Bamberger Memorial Stone

Nestled in the pavement of Johannispromenade 3, this unassuming brass cobblestone serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of the Holocaust. It marks the last known residence of Anna Bamberger, a Jewish woman deported to Theresiensta

Arthur Grünbaum Memorial

A brass 'Stolperstein' marks the memory of Arthur Grünbaum, a Jewish citizen of Aschersleben who perished in the Holocaust. The plaque lies flush with the cobblestones, a humble but heartbreaking tribute. It personalizes a dark chapter of h

Ascherslebener Globus

The Ascherslebener Globus is a unique, walk-in globe sculpture that invites visitors to explore the world from a bird's-eye view. Crafted from steel and glass, it sparkles under the sun and offers a surreal perspective on geography. Inside,

Berta Tworoger, geb. Singer

This memorial stone in Aschersleben honors Berta Tworoger, born Singer, who was a victim of the Holocaust. The brass cobblestone embedded in the pavement preserves her name for future generations. It stands as a testament to the lives disru

Berta Weinberg Memorial

Marking the memory of Berta Weinberg, née Schwabe, this site is a tribute to the women of Aschersleben's Jewish community who suffered during the war. It highlights the specific address associated with her life, grounding the historical nar

Bertha Badt, geb. Sternberg

The Stolperstein for Bertha Badt, née Sternberg, in Aschersleben commemorates a Jewish woman whose family and life were torn apart by the Holocaust. The shiny brass plate, inscribed with her fate, is a small but insistent voice against obli

Bestehorn-Stein

The Bestehorn-Stein is a significant historical monument in Aschersleben, representing a unique piece of local heritage and geological interest. Often associated with ancient boundary markers or commemorative stones, it stands as a silent w

Clara Kohsen, geb. Rubensohn

Embedded in the pavement of Aschersleben, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant memorial to Clara Kohsen, a victim of Nazi persecution. The small brass plaque marks the last known address of a woman whose life was tragically cut short duri

Cäcilie Bry, geb. Kreismann

This memorial stone in Aschersleben is dedicated to Cäcilie Bry, born Kreismann, a victim of the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement bears her name and dates of deportation. It stands as a quiet testament to the lives los

DDR Spielzeugmuseum

The DDR Spielzeugmuseum (GDR Toy Museum) in Aschersleben is a nostalgic journey into the childhood of East Germany, showcasing a vast collection of toys manufactured in the former German Democratic Republic. From iconic plastic figures and

Denkmal in Erinnerung an die Opfer des Faschismus

The 'Denkmal in Erinnerung an die Opfer des Faschismus' (Memorial to the Victims of Fascism) in Aschersleben is a stark and solemn monument dedicated to all who suffered under Nazi tyranny. Its modern, abstract design stands in a quiet park

Dr. Dora Gerson Memorial

This memorial plaque honors Dr. Dora Gerson, a pioneering female physician in Aschersleben who was persecuted for her Jewish heritage. Part of the Stolpersteine initiative, it glints quietly among the city streets. Her story reflects courag

Edith Hahn Beer Memorial

A Stolperstein dedicated to Edith Hahn Beer, a Holocaust survivor who later wrote about her harrowing experiences. The brass plaque is set in the pavement where she once lived, a testament to resilience. Her story of survival and subsequent

Egon Werner Singer

This Stolperstein in Aschersleben commemorates Egon Werner Singer, a victim of the Nazi regime. The small brass plaque embedded in the pavement marks his final residence. It serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives destroyed by

Elisabethzwinger

The Elisabethzwinger is a charming historic bastion garden, originally part of Aschersleben's defensive ring, now transformed into a tranquil public green space. Its name evokes the era of fortifications, yet today it offers a serene escape

Else Bendix Memorial

Dedicated to Else Bendix, this memorial marks a location of historical significance in Aschersleben's Jewish heritage. It serves as a reminder of the vibrant community that once thrived here before the devastation of the Holocaust. The site

Else Hirschfeld Memorial

Marking the memory of Else Hirschfeld, née Neumann, this site preserves the legacy of a woman whose life was tragically cut short. It serves as a personal anchor in the broader narrative of Aschersleben's Jewish history, humanizing the stat

Else Lekisch Memorial

Dedicated to Else Lekisch, née Schwabe, this site preserves the memory of a woman whose life was disrupted by the Nazi regime. It serves as a localized anchor for the broader history of Jewish persecution in Germany. The memorial encourages

Erich Bry Memorial

This Stolperstein commemorates Erich Bry, a Romani man who was a victim of the Nazi genocide. The plaque is a rare and important reminder of the persecution faced by the Sinti and Roma communities. Set quietly in the street, it challenges v

Erich Hirschfeld Memorial

This memorial honors Erich Hirschfeld, a victim of the Nazi regime, marking a place where history demands to be remembered. It stands as a solemn reminder of the persecution faced by the Jewish community in Aschersleben during the 1930s and

Feodor Hirsch

Nestled on the quiet corner of Breite Straße, this brass Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the human stories embedded in Aschersleben's cobblestones. It commemorates Feodor Hirsch, a city gardener who endured forced labor during

Fontänenfeld

Gerichtsstätte

Gertrud Cahn Memorial

Hans-Gideon Hirschfeld

Hedwig Bendix Memorial

Hedwig Bohne

Hedwig Helft Memorial

Helene Hirsch, geb. Heublein

Hennebrunnen

Henriette Steinberg, geb. Kohen

Hoffmanns Turm

Holzträgerbrunnen

Ilse Bry

Ilse de Stern, geb. Meininger

Johannisturm

Judith Hirschfeld Memorial

Julius Kohsen

Kriminalpanoptikum

Kuntze-Brunnen

Käte Bry

Käte Hirsch, geb. Crohn

Liebenwahnscher Turm

Lotti Becker, geb. Bry

Ludwig Tworoger

Luise Hagedorn

Manfred Tworoger

Marion Becker

Max Badt

Moritz Bry

Otto Kohsen

Otto Schwabe Memorial

Paula Schwabe Memorial

Pony, Esel

Rechteckige Schale

Robert Cahn Memorial

Rudolf Gerson

Rundschale

Ruth Tworoger

Schimmelpfennig Tower

Schmaler Heinrich

Sensorisches Labyrinth

Sidonie Lewin, geb. Gottschalk

Sophie Kirk, geb. Singer

Speckseite

Stadtkirche St. Stephani

Stadtverwaltung (City Administration)

Stephan Silberberg

Stolperstein for Lilli Silberberg

Städtisches Museum Aschersleben

Thekla Meininger Memorial

Thomas Silberberg

Walter Cahn Memorial

Weltzeituhr

Westdorfer Warte

Wolfgang Cahn Memorial

Zwinger in der Luisenpromenade