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Anna Blau

The Stolperstein for Anna Blau is a quiet testament to a life erased by the Holocaust, set into the pavement of Gotha. Its brass surface catches the light, inviting passersby to read the engraved name and dates. This small monument is part

Anna Brock Memorial Stone

Tucked quietly beneath the pavement of Gotha, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, tactile reminder of Anna Brock's tragic fate during the Holocaust. Stepping over or pausing at this small brass plaque invites a moment of solemn reflecti

Anna Kunreuther

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) commemorates Anna Kunreuther, a victim of the Nazi regime, embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk of Gotha. The small, brass-plated cube serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost during the

Anna Lewin

Amidst the quiet streets of Gotha, a small brass cobblestone marks a profound chapter of local history, honoring Anna Lewin. This Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the lives disrupted and lost during the Nazi era, inviting passe

Anneliese Simson

Anneliese Simson is remembered by a Stolperstein in Gotha, a small brass block that speaks volumes about the fragility of life under persecution. Embedded in the street near her family's stones, it marks the location of her last known home

Annemarie Lina Ruppel

Nestled within the quiet streets of Gotha, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of the Nazi era. The brass cobblestone marks the former residence of Annemarie Lina Ruppel, a victim forced into exile in England i

Arnoldi Monument

Standing tall in the heart of Gotha, the Arnoldi Monument is a striking obelisk dedicated to Johann Heinrich Arnoldi, a pivotal figure in the city's intellectual history. This historic memorial offers a quiet moment of reflection amidst the

Babette Kaiser

This Stolperstein honors Babette Kaiser, a Jewish resident of Gotha whose life was tragically cut short by the Holocaust. The small, hand-engraved brass cube gleams against the gray stone, a stark reminder of a vibrant community lost. Locat

Benjamin 'Bernhard' Frei

Tucked quietly within the cobblestone streets of Gotha, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of Nazi persecution. The brass plaque marks the former residence of Benjamin 'Bernhard' Frei, whose life was fractured

Bernhardt Schleyen

This Stolperstein honors Bernhardt Schleyen, a name etched into the memory of Gotha. The small brass block is a powerful counter-monument, not towering above but lying flush with the ground, forcing a physical and metaphorical bow of the he

Bertha Schleyen

This Stolperstein honors Bertha Schleyen, a Jewish resident of Gotha whose life was tragically ended by the Nazi regime. The small brass plaque, engraved with her name, is a poignant landmark in the city's landscape of memory. It lies on a

Bertha Wirth

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) in Gotha is dedicated to Bertha Wirth, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, it serves as a small but powerful memorial to her life and the tragic fate she suffered. The stone invites pas

Betty Heilbrunn

The Stolperstein for Betty Heilbrunn is a touching memorial to a woman whose life was part of Gotha's once-thriving Jewish community. The brass plaque, worn by time and weather, still shines brightly, symbolizing the enduring memory of thos

Charlotte Feibelmann

This Stolperstein commemorates Charlotte Feibelmann, a victim of the Holocaust from Gotha. The small brass plaque is a humble yet powerful memorial, embedded in the pavement where she once lived. It serves as a daily reminder for the commun

Clara Jakob

The Stolperstein for Clara Jakob is a humble yet powerful memorial to a woman who was part of Gotha's Jewish community. The brass plaque, embedded in the pavement, is a silent witness to the past, its polished surface reflecting the present

Curt Simson

This Stolperstein honors Curt Simson, a member of the Simson family of Gotha, whose life was tragically ended by the Nazi regime. The brass cube, set into the pavement, is a subtle yet powerful testament to the family's presence and persecu

David Blau

David Blau's Stolperstein lies near Anna Blau's, marking the shared fate of a family torn apart by history. The stone's simple inscription belies the profound loss it represents, a single name among millions. Located in a residential area,

David Stein

David Stein is a poignant Stolperstein (stumbling stone) embedded in the cobblestones of Gotha, commemorating a victim of the Nazi regime. These small brass plaques serve as a decentralized memorial, bringing the history of persecution dire

Denkmal Herzog Ernst der Fromme

The Denkmal Herzog Ernst der Fromme stands proudly in the heart of Gotha, serving as a poignant reminder of the city's rich history and cultural heritage. This monument honors Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Gotha, and its intricate architecture provi

Dorischer Tempel

The Dorischer Tempel, or Doric Temple, is a neoclassical garden folly nestled in Gotha's Schlosspark. Inspired by ancient Greek architecture, its sturdy Doric columns and pediment create a serene, timeless atmosphere. Built in the late 18th

Dr. Alfred Siegfried Wachtel

The Stolperstein for Dr. Alfred Siegfried Wachtel honors a learned individual whose life was cut short by the Nazi regime. Set into the pavement, the brass plaque gleams with the memory of a doctor, scholar, or community leader. It serves a

Dr. Ernst Ruppel

The Stolperstein for Dr. Ernst Ruppel is a dignified memorial to a man of science and learning, whose life was taken by the Nazi regime. The brass plaque, set into the ground, gleams with the memory of his contributions to society. It stand

Dr. Leo Gutmann

The Stolperstein for Dr. Leo Gutmann in Gotha commemorates a respected doctor whose life was violently interrupted by the Holocaust. The polished brass plaque, set into the pavement, bears his title and name, reflecting the professional and

Dr. Walter Ruppel

A Stolperstein dedicated to Dr. Walter Ruppel, a Jewish doctor from Gotha who was persecuted by the Nazi regime. The brass plaque, glinting in the sunlight, is a stark reminder of the intellectual and cultural loss suffered by the community

Elsa Ledermann

Englischer Garten Gotha

Ernst Blau

Ernst Dieter Ruppel

Ernst Ellenberg

Eva Ebenstein

Ewald Mettbach

Gertrud Ledermann

Gertrud Pick

Gretchen Stein

Harry Neuwirth

Hauptfriedhof

Henriette Gutmann

Herzogliches Museum Gotha

Historisches Schlossmuseum

Hugo Lewin

Irma Guradze

Irmgard Ledermann

Isidor Neuwirth

Josef Werner Strupp

Judith Weissenberg

Julius Grünstein

Karl Gutmann

Klara Elise Ber Wegier

Klara Simson

Klaus Robert Ruppel

Leo Heilbrunn

Lina Stein

Lorbeerhaus

Lore Neuhaus

Lucas-Cranach-Haus

Ludwig Neuhaus

Löfflerhaus

Malka Wilk

Margarete 'Grete' Ruppel

Margarete Werner

Margot Heilbrunn

Maria Mettbach

Marianna Mettbach

Marie-Luise Gottschalk

Markus Prinz

Meyer Wilk

Mika-Marie Strakosch-Freytag

Monika Mettbach

Moses Wirth

Nathan Ber Wegier

Orangenhaus

Oswald Schleyen

Peter Bernd Ledermann

Regina Weksler

Rittergut Uelleben

Robert Feibelmann

Rohrbach Observatory

Rosalie Dominsky

Ruth Weissenberg

Sally Schmidt

Scheindel Prinz

Schloss Friedenstein

Schloss Friedrichsthal

Sophie Prinz

Stolperstein for Arthur Werner

Stolperstein for Louis Neuhaus

Studnitz Pyramid

Thekla Neuhaus

Theodor Gutmann

Zur Engelsburg

Benjamin Wilk

Deinhard's Ruhe

Deutsches Versicherungsmuseum

Dr. Leo Falkenstein

Ernst Zimmermann

Frank Tempel

Freunds Ruhe

Freundwarte

Hugo Meister

Memorial and Remembrance Site of Gotha Synagogue