chemnitz

Adolf Pakulla

This Stolperstein commemorates Adolf Pakulla, a victim of political persecution by the Nazi regime. The small brass plaque, set into the pavement, marks the life of a person who stood against tyranny. It serves as a powerful reminder of the

Albert Peretz

This Stolperstein, or 'stumbling stone,' commemorates Albert Peretz, a victim of the Nazi regime. Set into the cobblestone sidewalk, the small brass plaque glints in the daylight, a quiet but powerful memorial to a life cut short. It person

Alfred Leder

This Stolperstein commemorates Alfred Leder, a victim of the Nazi regime in Chemnitz. The small brass plaque is embedded in the sidewalk, marking his last known residence. It serves as a decentralized memorial, bringing the history of perse

Alfred Löser Joachimsthal

A Stolperstein for Alfred Löser Joachimsthal, a Jewish victim of the Holocaust, is set into the pavement of Chemnitz. This small brass plaque marks the location of his former home, turning a simple street into a memorial. It is a poignant r

Alice Dorothea Benjamin

Alice Dorothea Benjamin is a Stolperstein in Chemnitz, a small brass plaque that memorializes a victim of the Nazi regime. This stone honors Alice Dorothea Benjamin, a local resident who was persecuted for her Jewish faith. The plaque is se

Ambrosius Weigand

This Stolperstein in Chemnitz is a memorial to Ambrosius Weigand, a life lost during the Nazi era. The small brass cube, inscribed with his name, is a poignant piece of street art that challenges passersby to remember the past. It is a key

Amon Mühlfelder

This Stolperstein honors Amon Mühlfelder, a Jewish man from Chemnitz who was deported and murdered by the Nazis. The small brass plaque is set into the sidewalk, marking the location of his last known residence. It is a quiet, decentralized

Anni Luise Mandel

A Stolperstein for Anni Luise Mandel, a victim of the Nazi persecution, is embedded in the pavement of Chemnitz. The polished brass surface reflects the sky and the footsteps of passersby, symbolizing the ongoing memory of those who were lo

Augustkämpfer

The 'Augustkämpfer' memorial honors those who fought in the August 1923 uprisings, a pivotal moment in Germany's interwar labor history. Located in a quiet corner of Chemnitz, the site features a stark, modernist design that reflects the er

Ausstellung "Historische Mikwe"

This museum exhibition is dedicated to the 'Historische Mikwe,' a historic Jewish ritual bath in Chemnitz. The mikveh, dating back centuries, offers a rare and tangible link to the city's pre-war Jewish community. The exhibition thoughtfull

Bahnhof Parkeisenbahn Küchwald

Nestled in the lush greenery of Chemnitz's Küchwald park, this historic station is a charming relic of the city's narrow-gauge railway heritage. The vintage steam trains and meticulously preserved platform evoke a bygone era of leisurely tr

Bajla Ides Nachmann

A Stolperstein for Bajla Ides Nachmann, this memorial is a poignant marker of a life lost. The brass stone, embedded in the Chemnitz pavement, is a humble yet profound tribute. It stands as a permanent reminder of the individual human cost

Benjamin Sigler

A Stolperstein for Benjamin Sigler, a Jewish victim of the Holocaust, is located in the streets of Chemnitz. This small, gold-colored plaque is a stark reminder of the individual lives that were shattered by the Nazi regime. It marks the lo

Bernhard Stieglitz

Bernhard Stieglitz's Stolperstein is a small, gleaming brass plaque set into the cobblestones of Chemnitz, commemorating a Jewish man who was a victim of the Holocaust. The stone is located at his last known address, a quiet residential str

Bertha Tittmann

This memorial in Chemnitz honors Bertha Tittmann, a figure whose story is intertwined with the city's industrial and social history. The plaque is set within a quiet urban landscape, offering a reflective space for visitors. Its understated

Betty Oppenheim

This Stolperstein honors Betty Oppenheim, whose life was tragically ended during the Holocaust, and is located on a quiet Chemnitz sidewalk. The small, hand-engraved plaque is a humble yet profound monument, part of a Europe-wide art projec

Bruno Heidenheim

Bruno Heidenheim is a Stolperstein in Chemnitz, a small brass memorial dedicated to a victim of the Nazi regime. This stone commemorates Bruno Heidenheim, a local man who was deported and killed for his Jewish heritage. The plaque, placed a

Charlotte Neger

This Stolperstein in Chemnitz is a memorial to Charlotte Neger, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass cube, placed in the pavement, marks the last known residence of a person who was taken and killed during the Nazi era. It is a powerf

Charlotte Schreiber

This Stolperstein in Chemnitz honors Charlotte Schreiber, another victim of the Nazi regime, whose life was cut short by persecution. The small brass cube, set into the cobblestone, is a quiet but powerful testament to the horror of the Hol

David Klebe

A Stolperstein for David Klebe lies embedded in the pavement, a tangible link to Chemnitz's Jewish community before the Holocaust. The polished brass surface reflects the sky and the feet of passersby, integrating memory into the daily life

David Leib Nachmann

A Stolperstein for David Leib Nachmann, this memorial is a poignant marker of a life lost. The brass stone, embedded in the Chemnitz pavement, is a humble yet profound tribute. It stands as a permanent reminder of the individual human cost

Denkmal für Opfer des Faschismus

Located in the heart of Chemnitz, Germany, the Denkmal für Opfer des Faschismus is a poignant memorial that pays tribute to the victims of fascism. This concrete monument stands as a testament to the city's complex history, inviting visitor

Denkmallok V18

In the heart of Chemnitz, Germany, lies the Denkmallok V18, a steel memorial locomotive that whispers tales of the past. As a historic memorial, it stands as a testament to the city's rich industrial heritage, inviting visitors to step into

Deutsches Spielemuseum

Nestled in Chemnitz, the German Museum of Games is a vibrant celebration of play, showcasing over 30,000 exhibits from ancient board games to modern video games. Interactive displays allow visitors to engage with the history of gaming, from

Dina van Voolen

Dr. Alfred Lachmann

Dr. Else Wolff

Dr. Ernst Cohn

Dr. Felix Max Frank

Dr. Gabriel Cohn

Dr. Hugo Fuchs

Dr. Kurt Lichtenstein

Edgar Pfifferling

Edith Charlotte Klemperer

Ehrengrab im Chemnitzer Park der Opfer des Faschismus

Ehrenhain der Sozialisten

Elisabeth Frank

Elise Löwenstein

Elli Joachimsthal

Elsa Pfifferling

Emanuel Mandel

Erich Kohnke

Erika Scharlach

Ernst Enge

Fam. Bernhard Dietzel

Fam. Friedrich Herrmann Haubold

Fam. Oscar Ehrlich

Flora Margot Cohn

Frank-Stefan Goeritz

Franz Philipp Schreiber

Friedrich Olbricht

Gartenbahnanlage

Gedenktafel für Alfons Pech

Georg Landgraf

Gerda Scharlach

Gerta Mühlfelder

Gertrud Sachs

Gertrud Stein

Gilel Reiter

Gottfried Becker

Grabstätten für Gefallene des Deutsch-Französischen Krieges 1870/71

Gray Bus

Hanna Benjamin

Hannah Abel

Hanni Nachmann

Hans Adolf Steinhardt

Hans Beimler Denkmal

Hans Mire

Hedwig Doerzbacher

Heinrich Kupferberg

Helene Lachmann

Helenhof

Herbert Berger

Hermann Fürstenheim

Herta Tittmann

Hildegard Benda

Hildegard Frank

Hotel Chemnitzer Hof

Hotel an der Oper

I. WK

Ida Imgrund

Ilse-Lotte Kupferberg

Industriemuseum Chemnitz

Inge Elisabeth Mandel

Ingrid Nachmann

Irene Beatrice Goeritz

Israel van Voolen Memorial

Jacob Metsch

Jakob Ralf Götz

Jenny Metsch

Jette Tamler

Joachim Nachman

Johanna Zuer

Josef Tittmann

Justus Thomas Klemperer

Karl Böchel

Karl Dornburg

Karl Goeritz

Karl Pfifferling

Karl-Schmidt-Rottluff-Brücke