herford

"Auslöschen könnt Ihr uns nicht"

This poignant memorial in Herford bears the defiant phrase 'You cannot extinguish us,' a powerful testament to the resilience of those who resisted Nazi oppression. The stark, minimalist design features inscribed stone slabs set within a qu

Adolf Abraham Neumann

This memorial honors Adolf Abraham Neumann, a victim of the Nazi regime whose memory is preserved in Hiddenhausen. The marker serves as a focal point for remembrance, connecting the local history of the Teutoburg Forest region with the broa

Albert Meier Memorial

The Albert Meier Memorial serves as a solemn reminder of the Jewish community that once thrived in Hiddenhausen. It marks a specific location tied to his life and the subsequent loss during the war. This site is important for understanding

Alma-Ursel Salomon

This Stolperstein in Bremen commemorates Alma-Ursel Salomon, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass plaque, set into the pavement, lists her name and the details of her persecution. It serves as a poignant reminder of the individual liv

Anna Christine Richter

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) commemorates Anna Christine Richter, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk of Herford, it serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost during the Holocaust. The s

Anna-Elisabeth Weinberg

This memorial honors Anna-Elisabeth Weinberg, a victim of Nazi persecution whose memory is preserved in Hiddenhausen. The marker serves as a focal point for remembrance, connecting the broader narrative of the Holocaust with the specific lo

Archäologisches Fenster am Münster

Step into the Archäologisches Fenster am Münster, a captivating archaeological museum nestled in the heart of Herford, Germany. As you wander through the exhibits, you'll uncover the rich history of the region, with artifacts and relics tha

Berta Nußbaum

Berta Nußbaum’s Stolperstein lies in a sun-dappled courtyard alley, where light filters through old chestnut trees onto the brass surface. Her stone, among the most meticulously maintained in Hiddenhausen, speaks to a community’s enduring c

Bismarckturm Herford

The Bismarckturm Herford is a historic observation tower perched on a hill overlooking the city, built in honor of Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. Constructed from local stone, the tower offers panoramic views of Herford and the surrounding T

Brücke über den Ententeich

This charming bridge arches gracefully over the Ententeich pond, a serene water feature in Herford. Surrounded by lush greenery and often frequented by ducks and swans, it offers a picturesque spot for a leisurely stroll. The bridge's class

City Wall Ruin

Stand amidst the weathered remnants of Herford's inner city wall, a solitary fragment of stone that has silently witnessed nearly seven centuries of history. Carved from rough-hewn blocks around 1300, this ruin offers a poignant connection

Daniel-Pöppelmann-Haus

The Daniel-Pöppelmann-Haus is a museum dedicated to the life and work of the renowned Baroque architect Daniel Pöppelmann, who was born in Herford. Housed in a historic building, the museum features exhibits on his masterpieces, including t

David Baumgarten

David Baumgarten is a poignant Stolperstein (stumbling stone) memorial in Herford, honoring a Jewish resident who fell victim to the Holocaust. Embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk, this small brass plaque marks the last known address of Da

Deportation ins KZ

This memorial marks the site in Herford from which Jewish residents were deported to concentration camps during the Holocaust. A simple plaque or marker here evokes the terror and finality of those journeys. The location, now a quiet urban

Die Opfer der Kriege Mahnen zum Frieden

This memorial, whose name translates to 'The Victims of Wars Admonish to Peace,' is a profound statement against conflict. Located in Herford, it serves as a reminder of the human cost of war and the enduring need for peace. The monument's

Dora Marcus

The Stolperstein for Dora Marcus in Herford is a quiet yet profound memorial to a life interrupted by the Holocaust. This small, brass-covered concrete cube is placed in the pavement at her former home, inviting passersby to remember her st

Dorothea Paula Ruschkewitz

This Stolperstein in Herford commemorates Dorothea Paula Ruschkewitz, a victim of the Nazi regime whose life was tragically cut short. The small brass plaque, set into the street, marks the place where she once lived, turning an ordinary si

Ehemalige Polizeiwache

The Ehemalige Polizeiwache is a former police station in Herford, a building that once served as a symbol of law and order in the city. Its architecture reflects the functional, sober style typical of early 20th-century public buildings. To

Ehemaliger Adelshof

This former noble estate, the 'Ehemaliger Adelshof,' is a grand complex of buildings that once housed aristocratic families in Herford. Its sturdy stone walls, large arched gateway, and courtyard evoke a sense of feudal power and prestige.

Elisabeth von der Pfalz Denkmal

The Elisabeth von der Pfalz Denkmal is a monument located in the center of Herford, Germany, dedicated to Elisabeth of the Palatinate (also known as Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia). She was a prominent 17th-century philosopher and scientist

Elise Rosenbaum

The Stolperstein for Elise Rosenbaum in Herford is a humble yet powerful memorial embedded in the city's streetscape. It marks the final residence of a Jewish woman who was deported and murdered during the Holocaust. The polished brass surf

Ella Marianne Lewin

The Stolperstein for Ella Marianne Lewin in Herford is a poignant piece of urban memory, a small brass stone that holds a vast story. It marks the home of a Jewish woman who was taken from her life and murdered in the Holocaust. The stone's

Elsbach Laundry Factory Site

The Elsbach Laundry Factory site represents a significant chapter in Hiddenhausen's industrial history. The remnants of this facility offer a glimpse into the region's textile and laundry industry past. It stands as a historical landmark, m

Elsbach Wäschefabrik

The Elsbach Wäschefabrik is a former textile factory in Herford that once thrived in the region's renowned linen and garment industry. Its red-brick facade and large industrial windows reflect the utilitarian architecture of early 20th-cent

Elsbeth Grundmann

Else Goldmann

Else Hamlet

Else Hedwig Helene Obermeier

Emma Löwenstern

Erich Lewin

Erich Walter Hoffmann

Ernst Kasenzer

Ernst Kasenzer Memorial

Erwin Hecht

Existence Annihilation Factory Grundmann

Fachwerkensemble

Fanny Hecht

Frieda Goldberg

Frieda Hecht

Frieda-Nadig-Denkmal

Friedrichsgymnasium

Friedrichsgymnasium Hiddenhausen

Fritz Habekost

Fritz Habekost Memorial Stone

Fritz Levy Memorial Stone

Fürstenau-Denkmal

Gerd Franke

Gerd Franke Memorial Stone

Gertrud Ginsberg

Gertrud Ginsberg Memorial Stone

Grete Anneliese Hirsch

Grete Anneliese Hirsch Memorial Stone

Grete Spanier, geb. Goldstein

Grundmauern des Kreuzganges

Half-Timbered Ensemble

Hans Davidsohn

Hans Ludwig Plaut

Hans Ludwig Plaut Memorial Stone

Hans Spanier

Hans Spanier Memorial Stone

Haus des Handwerks

Hedwig Hecht

Hedwig Hecht Memorial Stone

Heinz Philipsohn

Heinz Philipsohn Memorial Stone

Helene Baumgart Memorial Stone

Helene Franke

Helene Franke Memorial Stone

Helmut Strasser

Helmut Strasser Memorial Stone

Hemdenfabrik Elsbach

Hemdenfabrik Elsbach Memorial

Henriette Levy

Henriette Levy Memorial Stone

Hermann Grundmann

Hermann Grundmann Memorial Stone

Hermann Hecht Memorial Stone

Hermann Michaelis-Jena

Herrenkleiderfabrik

Herrmann Deppe

Hertha Berghausen

Hetti Goldwein

House of Crafts

Ida Löwenstern

Ilse Neuberg

Ilse Schönthal

Irmgard Levy

Iwan Ginsberg

Iwan Löwenstein

Iwan Löwenstein Memorial

Jenny Baumgart

Jenny Wolff

Johann Löwenstern

Johanna Mosberg

Johanna Schiff

Johanne Pecher

Johanne Pecher Memorial

Julie Fromm

Julius Löwenstern

Julius Ruschkewitz