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Amanda Koopmann

Embedded in the streets of Goch, this Stolperstein commemorates Amanda Koopmann, whose life was tragically interrupted by the Holocaust. The small brass cube in the pavement acts as a tangible link to the past, preserving the memory of a vi

Antonie Jacobsohn geb. Vyth

Nestled quietly at Voßstraße 17, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the human lives disrupted by the Holocaust. The brass cobblestone, crafted by artist Gunter Demnig, marks the final residence of Antonie Jacobsohn, inviting

Arnold-Janssen-Haus

This historic building served as the birthplace of Arnold Janssen, the founder of the Society of the Divine Word, and now operates as a museum dedicated to his missionary legacy. The interior preserves original rooms and artifacts that illu

Chapel of the Seven Sorrows of Mary

This serene chapel is a focal point for pilgrims seeking solace and reflection on the Seven Sorrows of the Virgin Mary. The intimate setting offers a quiet retreat from the bustling streets of Kevelaer, inviting contemplation through its si

Elli Frank geb. Daniel

Embedded in the streets of Goch, this Stolperstein commemorates Elli Frank (née Daniel), whose life was tragically interrupted by the Holocaust. The small brass cube in the pavement acts as a tangible link to the past, preserving the memory

Else Cohen Memorial

This Stolperstein in Goch commemorates Else Cohen, a victim of the Holocaust whose memory is preserved in brass and stone. The marker is embedded in the pavement near the town's historic heart, a silent witness to the horrors of the past. I

Emma Wertheimer geb. Weil Memorial

This memorial in Goch commemorates Emma Wertheimer, born Weil, a victim of the Holocaust whose life was cut short by Nazi persecution. The Stolperstein (stumbling stone) is a small, hand-brass plaque set into the pavement, a powerful symbol

Fanny Badmann geb. Jacoby

Located at Mühlstraße 51 in Goch, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Fanny Badmann, born Jacoby in 1871. Conceived by artist Gunter Demnig, the brass cobblestone commemorates her life before she was humiliated,

Franz Schneider

Franz Schneider offers another window into Goch’s social fabric, highlighting how ordinary lives can hold extraordinary meaning when remembered with care. Such tributes encourage visitors to think about continuity across generations and the

Friedrich Sternefeld

Friedrich Sternefeld represents the kind of local figure whose life contributes to the wider narrative of Goch and its surrounding regions. Memorials like this help preserve individual legacies and strengthen community bonds by keeping name

Gabriel Cohen Memorial

Gabriel Cohen's Stolperstein in Goch is a small brass marker that holds the weight of a life lost to the Holocaust. It is set into the pavement, a gleaming reminder of the individual stories that make up history's darkest chapters. The mark

Gerd Horseling

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Gerd Horseling, a resident of Goch who suffered during the Nazi era. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a micro-monument to his life and the tragic fate of his family. It invites reflection

Hannelore Bruenell Memorial

Hannelore Bruenell's Stolperstein in Goch is a poignant marker of a young life extinguished in the Holocaust. The small brass plaque shines against the pavement, a stark contrast to the ordinary street scene. It personalizes the immense tra

Haus zu den Fünf Ringen

Known locally as the House of the Five Rings, this historic half-timbered building is a striking example of traditional Dutch-German architecture in Goch. Its distinctive facade features five prominent rings, likely representing the coats o

Heinz Sternefeld Memorial Stone

This Stolperstein serves as a tribute to Heinz Sternefeld, marking the spot where he was last seen before deportation. The small brass plaque is a focal point for local education and remembrance regarding the persecution of Jews in Goch. It

Helene Hertz Memorial Stone

This Stolperstein commemorates Helene Hertz, née Stiel, preserving her identity in the very street where she lived. The brass plaque acts as a bridge between the past and present, reminding the community of the lives lost to persecution. It

Herbert Bruenell Memorial

Herbert Bruenell's Stolperstein in Goch is a brass memorial embedded in the street, honoring a life taken by the Holocaust. The plaque is a tangible link to a past that must not be forgotten, polished by the footsteps of those who pause to

Hermann Daniel

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Hermann Daniel, a prominent figure in Goch's Jewish community who suffered under the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a micro-monument to his life and the tragic fate of his

Hermann Hertz Memorial Stone

Located at the former residence of Hermann Hertz, this Stolperstein serves as a permanent marker of his life and death. The small brass inscription ensures that he is not forgotten among the thousands of unnamed victims. It invites passersb

Hertha Bruenell Memorial

Hertha Bruenell's Stolperstein in Goch is a small brass marker that tells a story of a life interrupted by the Holocaust. It is set into the pavement, a gleaming fragment of memory in the everyday flow of the street. The marker invites quie

Hubert Kleintjes

Hubert Kleintjes stands alongside other local memorials in Goch, reinforcing the idea that remembrance is a living practice rather than a static display. These markers encourage passersby to pause, reflect, and connect personal history with

Hulda Koopmann

This Stolperstein marks the last known address of Hulda Koopmann, a member of Goch's Jewish community who suffered under the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a micro-monument to her life and the tragic fate o

Ilse Hertz Memorial Stone

This Stolperstein honors Ilse Hertz, née Isaak, marking the spot where her life was tragically interrupted. The brass plate embedded in the sidewalk is a tangible link to the Jewish community that once called Goch home. It stands as a solem

Jewish Synagogue

Once the spiritual heart of Goch's Jewish community, the synagogue now stands as a preserved historical monument. Though no longer active for worship, its architectural remnants tell the story of a vibrant religious life that once flourishe

Johanna Koopmann geb. Gerson Memorial

Johannes Stern

Josef Gerson

Karl Sternefeld Memorial

Karnevalsmuseum im Steintor

Kurt Hoffmann Memorial Stone

Leo Spanier Memorial Stone

Lina Epstein geb. Sondhelm Memorial

Ludwig Hartog Memorial Stone

Margot Cohen

Martha Spanier Memorial Stone

Max Epstein Memorial

Max Jacobsohn

Meta Daniel

Michael Spanier Memorial Stone

Moritz Frank

Moritz Frank Memorial Stone

Museum Goch

Otto Hertz

Outdoor Jousting Tournament

Paul Sternefeld

Paula Cohen geb. Kaufmann Memorial

Paula Daniel geb. Sommer

Rosette Spanier Memorial Stone

Sally Frank

Schloss Kalbeck

Selma Frank Memorial Stone

Sigmund Bruenell

Sophie Stern geb. Heymann

Stiftsmuseum Kalkar

Stolperstein for Ludwig Koopmann

Toddler Vehicle Park

Walter Stern Memorial

Werner Cohen Memorial Stone

Wolters Express Mini Train

Adolf Devries

Albert Spanier Memorial Site

Andreas Isaac Museum

Anna Hoffmann History Archive

Arthur Isaac Historic Site

Gideon Meyer

Hannelore Spanier Memorial

Henriette Spanier

Hermann Epstein House

Hotel am Kastell

Imgardis Kapellchen

Jakob Stern Memorial

Johanna Devries Memorial Site

Josef Isaac House

Kurt Vyth Museum

Lina Schürmann Historical Site

Lore Kann House

Martha Schürmann verh. Strauss Memorial

Max Isaac Historical Site

Max Schürmann House

Old Synagogue Kalkar

Otto Mayer Residence

Ruth Mayer Memorial

Sibilla Bruch Memorial

Sophie Stern Historic Residence

St. Maria Church

Alexander Stern Memorial

Anna Isaac (née Hans) Memorial

Anna Isaac geb. Hans Residence

Anton Kleintjes House

Auguste Victoria Koopmann

Ellen van Leeuwen geb. Hoffmann

Erna Valk geb. Stern

Friedrich Nathan Spanier Memorial

Kurt Spanier Memorial

Lotte Helene Vyth verh. van Engel Residence

Siegfried Schürmann Museum

Steinkreuz Kalkar

Erna Auerbach Memorial

Erna Auerbach Memorial

Katharina Mayer geb. Siegert