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Albert Kaufmann

In the historic district of Altona-Nord, a Stolperstein marks the final resting place of Albert Kaufmann's memory. This memorial stone stands as a testament to the vibrant Jewish life that existed before the Holocaust destroyed it. It serve

Albert Kaufmann Memorial

Nestled quietly at Sandböhl 8, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level reminder of the human cost of the Holocaust. The brass cobblestone bears the inscription of Albert Kaufmann, a resident deported and murdered in occupied Po

Alfred Mattes

A solemn memorial dedicated to Alfred Mattes, this site stands as a poignant reminder of personal histories intertwined with the broader narrative of Groß-Gerau. The simple yet dignified marker invites quiet reflection, set against the sere

Alfred Mattes Memorial

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) marks the last known residence of Alfred Mattes, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, it serves as a personal and intimate memorial to an individual life cut short by persecution. The br

Alice Oppenheimer

The Stolperstein for Alice Oppenheimer is a poignant piece of urban memory in Groß-Gerau. This small brass plaque, one of a cluster commemorating the Oppenheimer family, marks the last known address of a life erased by the Holocaust. It is

Alice Oppenheimer Memorial

This Stolperstein in Nauheim commemorates Alice Oppenheimer. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement recalls her life and tragic fate. It serves as a memorial to the Jewish community that was destroyed. Visitors can find this marker as pa

Anna Clara Hirsch

This memorial commemorates Anna Clara Hirsch, adding a personal dimension to the historical narrative of Groß-Gerau. The unassuming marker, nestled within the town's landscape, serves as a quiet focal point for memory and reflection. It rem

Anna Clara Hirsch Memorial

This memorial stone honors Anna Clara Hirsch, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement of her last home, the brass plaque bears her name and fate. It serves as a poignant reminder of the individual stories behind the Holocaust'

Arnold Mattes

A quiet memorial dedicated to Arnold Mattes, this site offers a window into the personal histories that form the fabric of Groß-Gerau. Its simple presence amidst the urban landscape encourages visitors to reflect on the lives of those who c

Arnold Mattes Memorial

This Stolperstein commemorates Arnold Mattes, a resident of Nauheim who was deported and murdered by the Nazis. The marker is placed at his last voluntary residence, ensuring his memory remains linked to his community. The inscription provi

Auguste Goldberger

The Stolperstein for Auguste Goldberger is a poignant piece of urban memory in Groß-Gerau. This small brass plaque, one of a cluster commemorating the Goldberger family, marks the last known address of a life erased by the Holocaust. It is

Auguste Goldberger Memorial

Located on a sidewalk in Nauheim, this Stolperstein commemorates Auguste Goldberger. The brass marker recalls her life before she was deported. It serves as a tangible link to the tragic history of the region. The site encourages visitors t

Bertha Strauss

Bertha Strauss's Stolperstein is a quiet testament to a life that was part of the fabric of Groß-Gerau. The polished brass surface reflects the sky, symbolizing the light of memory that refuses to be extinguished. Located near other family

Bertha Strauss Memorial

Found in Nauheim, this Stolperstein honors Bertha Strauss. The small brass cube in the pavement marks her final place of residence. It stands as a solemn reminder of the persecution faced by Jewish families. The site is a poignant spot for

Ellen Oppenheimer

Ellen Oppenheimer's Stolperstein is a quiet testament to a life that was part of the fabric of Groß-Gerau. The polished brass surface reflects the sky, symbolizing the light of memory that refuses to be extinguished. Located near other fami

Ellen Oppenheimer Memorial

Located on a sidewalk in Nauheim, this Stolperstein commemorates Ellen Oppenheimer. The brass marker recalls her life before she was forced into hiding and deportation. It acts as a micro-museum, preserving the identity of a victim in the p

Emilie Helene Hirsch

This memorial honors Emilie Helene Hirsch, whose story is a vital thread in the tapestry of Groß-Gerau's past. The modest marker, set in a tranquil spot, encourages deep reflection on the personal histories that underpin the town's identity

Emilie Helene Hirsch Memorial

This memorial stone honors Emilie Helene Hirsch, a resident of Nauheim who was murdered by the Nazis. The Stolperstein embedded in the pavement at her last home serves as a personal reminder of her life and death. The brass plaque details h

Gedenkstein

Nestled in the serene greenery of Doebling, this unassuming memorial stone commemorates the 'Donau '91' Austrian International Jamboree and honors Itzi Vonasek, a beloved figure in the scouting community. Surrounded by the quiet whispers of

Gedenktafel Pogromnacht

In a quiet corner of Groß-Gerau, a simple plaque and a redesigned memorial square mark the site of the former synagogue, destroyed during the Kristallnacht pogrom of November 9, 1938. Created by artist Mario Derra in 2005, the installation

Handwerksmuseum Nauheim

Nestled in the heart of Nauheim, this museum celebrates the region's rich tradition of craftsmanship with an extensive collection of tools and artifacts. Visitors can explore the evolution of local trades, from blacksmithing to carpentry, t

Hedwig Kaufmann

Found in the historic streets of Groß-Gerau, the Stolperstein for Hedwig Kaufmann is a solemn tribute to a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass plaque embedded in the pavement ensures that Hedwig's name remains a part of the town's col

Hedwig Kaufmann Memorial

Located in Nauheim, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the victims of the Nazi regime. The brass cobblestone marks the last voluntary residence of Hedwig Kaufmann, who was deported and murdered. It invites passersby to pause

Hedwig Marx

The Stolperstein for Hedwig Marx is a small but significant marker in the Altstadt Nord district, commemorating a life lost to persecution. Embedded in the sidewalk, it serves as a daily reminder of the Holocaust's impact on the local Jewis

Heinrich Hirsch

Heinrich Hirsch Memorial

Historic Graves

Historisches Rathaus

Historisches Rathaus Nauheim

Hugo Hirsch

Hugo Hirsch Memorial

Johanna Kahn

Johanna Kossmann

Julius Kahn

Karl Kahn

Karoline (Lina) Hirsch

Karoline (Lina) Hirsch Memorial

Leopold Kahn

Lina Rosenthal

Ludwig Goldberger

Ludwig Goldberger Memorial

Martin Marx

Mathilde Oppenheimer

Mathilde Oppenheimer Memorial

Michael Emil Marx

Moritz Goldberger

Moritz Goldberger Memorial

Paul Oppenheimer

Paul Oppenheimer Memorial

Paula Mattes

Paula Mattes Memorial

Pogrom Night Memorial Plaque

Renate Rosenthal

Ricka Strauss Memorial

Ruth Oppenheimer

Ruth Oppenheimer Memorial

Sally Rosenthal

Siegfried Goldberger

Siegfried Goldberger Memorial

Siegfried Oppenheimer Memorial

Siegmund Strauss

Siegmund Strauss Memorial

Site of the Former Synagogue, 17th Century

Site of the Former Synagogue, 18th Century

Stadtmuseum

Thekla Hirsch

Thekla Hirsch Memorial

Vertriebenen-Denkmal

Victoria Luise Hirsch

Victoria Luise Hirsch Memorial

Wasserturm Groß-Gerau

Wilhelm Herrmann Diehl

Wilhelm Herrmann Diehl Memorial

historische Gräber

Handwerksmuseum

Ricka Strauss

Ruth Oppenheimer Memorial Stones

Siegfried Oppenheimer