hansestadt-stade

Adolf Becker

Step onto Hagedorn street in Stade to find a quiet but profound reminder of the city's dark past during the Nazi era. This Stolperstein marks the final residence of Adolf Becker, a man whose life was tragically cut short at the Weilmünster

Adolf Heidemann

Nestled in the historic Hanseatic city of Stade, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Adolf Heidemann, a victim of Nazi persecution. The cobblestone street at Bremerörder Straße 31 bears silent witness to his lif

Bertha Davids geb. Spier

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Bertha Davids, a mother and wife whose life was tragically disrupted by the Holocaust. Set into the pavement in Hansestadt Stade, it is a humble but profound monument, one of many that create a decentralize

Betty Uhlendorf

This memorial stone commemorates Betty Uhlendorf, a local Jewish resident whose life was tragically cut short during the Nazi era. Located in the quiet streets of Hansestadt Stade, the Stolperstein (stumbling stone) is a small brass plaque

Bockwindmühle Stade

The Bockwindmühle Stade is a beautifully preserved post windmill dating back to the 17th century, standing as a proud symbol of the region's agricultural past. Its wooden lattice structure and thatched roof are characteristic of traditional

Den Gefallenen im Weltkrieg

This war memorial, 'Den Gefallenen im Weltkrieg' (To the Fallen of the World War), stands solemnly in a park in Hansestadt Stade, honoring local soldiers who died in World War I. The stone monument, often adorned with wreaths, features insc

Den Opfern des Rassenwahns

The memorial 'Den Opfern des Rassenwahns' (To the Victims of Racial Madness) is a stark and powerful monument in Hansestadt Stade, dedicated to those who suffered under Nazi racial ideology. Its abstract design and somber inscription confro

Dietrich Matthies

The Stolperstein for Dietrich Matthies in Stade honors a Jewish man who fell victim to the Nazi regime. This small brass cube, embedded in the pavement, marks the last known address of his free life before deportation. The stone is one of m

Egon Rösing

This Stolperstein remembers Egon Rösing, a life extinguished by the horrors of the Holocaust. The small brass block is set into the pavement of Hansestadt Stade, a city that has embraced these stones as a way to keep memory alive. Its simpl

Elisabeth Meyer geb. Stein

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) in Stade commemorates Elisabeth Meyer, née Stein, a Jewish woman who was deported and murdered during the Holocaust. The small brass plaque, set into the cobblestone pavement outside her former home, is p

Fleetkahnfahrten

Fleetkahnfahrten offers a charming boat tour through the historic canals and waterways of Hansestadt Stade, providing a unique perspective on the city's Hanseatic past. Gliding along the narrow fleets (canals), passengers pass beneath low b

Franziskaner Mönch

The Franziskaner Mönch (Franciscan Monk) is a historic stone sculpture located in the old town of Hansestadt Stade, depicting a robed friar in a contemplative pose. This weathered statue dates back to the medieval period, reflecting the cit

Freilichtmuseum auf der Insel

The Freilichtmuseum auf der Insel is an enchanting open-air museum located on a small island in Stade, showcasing a collection of historic half-timbered buildings relocated from across the region. Visitors can wander through recreated farms

Frieda Freudenstein geb. Frenkel

A Stolperstein for Frieda Freudenstein, a woman whose name is etched into the memory of Hansestadt Stade. The stone lies flush with the pavement, a subtle yet powerful intervention in the everyday walkway. It marks the threshold of her form

Fritz Friedlaender

This Stolperstein honors Fritz Friedlaender, a name now permanently etched into the streetscape of Hansestadt Stade. The stone lies flush with the ground, a subtle yet powerful act of remembrance that interrupts the daily routine of pedestr

Fritz Vogel

A Stolperstein dedicated to Fritz Vogel lies embedded in the cobblestone streets of Hansestadt Stade, honoring a victim of the Holocaust. The small, hand-engraved brass cube catches the eye against the grey stone, a quiet yet powerful testa

Fritz de Jonge

This Stolperstein commemorates Fritz de Jonge, a victim of the Holocaust whose memory is preserved in the streets of Hansestadt Stade. The brass stone is a permanent fixture in the pavement, a small but significant marker of a life that was

Für die Gefallenen der Weltkriege

This poignant war memorial in Stade is dedicated to the fallen soldiers of both World Wars, its simple stone structure bearing the names of local men who never returned home. The monument is set in a quiet, tree-lined square, providing a sp

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg was a prominent 18th-century physicist and writer. This site in Göttingen preserves his legacy through exhibits of his scientific discoveries and literary works. Visitors can explore his laboratory and personal a

Goldap Memorial

Standing solemnly in the historic Hansestadt Stade, this sculptural memorial honors the memory of Goldap and its displaced residents. The weathered stone forms evoke a deep sense of reflection amidst the quiet charm of northern Germany. It

Greundiek

Greundiek is a unique maritime museum housed in a historic ship moored along the Stade waterfront, offering an authentic glimpse into the life of a traditional Elbe river barge. The vessel's weathered wooden decks and compact cabins reveal

Heimatmuseum Stade

The Heimatmuseum Stade is a local history museum set in a beautifully preserved half-timbered building, offering an intimate glimpse into the daily life and traditions of the Stade region. Its collection spans from prehistoric tools to 19th

Heinrich Waller

The Stolperstein for Heinrich Waller is a subtle but profound memorial located in a residential area of Hansestadt Stade. It marks the last known address of a man who was a victim of the Nazi regime, his story now etched in brass for all to

Johanna Schragenheim

This Stolperstein in Stade is laid in memory of Johanna Schragenheim, a Jewish woman who was deported and killed in the Holocaust. The brass plaque, polished by the footsteps of countless pedestrians, gleams as a quiet beacon of remembrance

Joseph Nathan

Kunstkudder

Kunstpunkt Schleusenhaus

Magarethe Waller geb. Fligge

Minna Querhammer

Moritz Wertheim

Otto Davids

Peter Jagemann

Schiffertorsmühle

Schwedenspeicher

Stade Timber Crane

Swedish Rampart

Wilhelmine Siebe geb. Schmidt