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Alfred Schaap

This memorial stone in Kleve honors Alfred Schaap, a poignant reminder of the Jewish families who once thrived in the region. Set within a quiet urban landscape, it bears witness to the community's rich cultural heritage before the devastat

Alte Kirche St. Antonius Hau

The Alte Kirche St. Antonius in Hau is a historic Romanesque church whose origins date back to the 12th century. Its sturdy stone walls, small arched windows, and simple bell tower exemplify the austere beauty of medieval ecclesiastical arc

Alte Mühle Donsbrüggen

The Alte Mühle Donsbrüggen is a beautifully preserved historic watermill located in the tranquil village of Donsbrüggen, dating back to the 18th century. Its traditional half-timbered architecture and working waterwheel offer a vivid glimps

Amalie Bernhard

The Stolperstein for Amalie Bernhard in Kleve is a small, gleaming brass plaque that honors a life taken too soon. Embedded in the sidewalk, it serves as a permanent, everyday reminder of the human cost of hatred. The stone's reflective sur

Amalie Rosenbaum

This Stolperstein remembers Amalie Rosenbaum, a Jewish woman from Kleve who was deported and murdered during the Holocaust. The brass plaque, embedded in the sidewalk, bears her name and the stark details of her fate. It is a quiet, unassum

Anna Adelheid Neugeboren

This Stolperstein honors Anna Adelheid Neugeboren, a Jewish resident of Kleve who perished in the Holocaust. The brass plaque, flush with the pavement, records her name and the grim circumstances of her death. It is part of a cluster of sto

Aron Franken

Aron Franken is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Kleve, a small brass plaque that serves as a tangible link to the city's pre-war Jewish community. The stone, set into the pavement, marks the last known address of a person who was persecut

Ausgrabung

‘Ausgrabung’ simply means ‘excavation’ in German, and this site marks an active or preserved archaeological dig in the Kleve area. Visitors can observe the stratified layers of soil that reveal centuries of human habitation, from prehistori

Barend Cornelis Koekkoek

This memorial in Kleve pays tribute to Barend Cornelis Koekkoek, a renowned 19th-century Dutch landscape painter who spent much of his career in the region. Koekkoek was celebrated for his romanticized depictions of forests, rivers, and cas

Bernhard Gonsenheimer

The Stolperstein for Bernhard Gonsenheimer is a small but profound monument in Kleve. It marks the last known residence of a man who was a victim of the Holocaust. The act of stumbling upon this stone, a deliberate design feature, creates a

Burg Ranzow Senior Residence

Nestled in the serene Dutch-German borderland, Burg Ranzow stands as a testament to centuries of history, transforming from a fortified manor into a vibrant hub for senior living. The building's historic architecture, with its sturdy walls

Cupido-Säule

The Cupido-Säule is a charming Baroque column located in the heart of Kleve, topped with a gilded statue of Cupid. Erected in the 18th century, it originally served as a landmark within the princely gardens of the House of Orange-Nassau. Th

David Weyl

David Weyl is remembered by a Stolperstein in Kleve, a brass plaque that marks the location of his former home and his persecution. This small monument is part of a Europe-wide project to commemorate the victims of National Socialism at the

Denkmal für die im Ersten Weltkrieg Gefallenen des Pflegepersonals

This memorial in Kleve honors the nursing staff who lost their lives during World War I, a rarely acknowledged group of wartime casualties. The monument's elegant stonework and inscribed names evoke both gratitude and sorrow for those who s

Dorothea Ballzany

This memorial stone in Kleve honors Dorothea Ballzany, a local resident whose story reflects the quiet resilience of the community during turbulent times. The simple, polished granite marker stands amid a peaceful row of similar stones, eac

Dr. Ernst Spier

This Stolperstein commemorates Dr. Ernst Spier, a Jewish doctor from Kleve who was persecuted and murdered during the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set into the pavement, bears his name and the stark details of his deportation. It stands as

Dr. Max Wolff

The memorial for Dr. Max Wolff stands as a dignified tribute within Kleve's historic cemetery, its polished granite surface reflecting the esteem in which he was held. The stone's clean lines and precise engraving hint at a life of intellec

Draisinenbahnhof Kleve Grenzland-Draisine

The Draisinenbahnhof Kleve is the starting point for the Grenzland-Draisine, a unique rail-bike experience along a scenic disused railway line. Visitors can pedal themselves on hand-operated draisines (rail bikes) through the beautiful Lowe

Ellen Fargate

Ellen Fargate is a poignant Stolperstein (stumbling stone) embedded in the cobblestones of Kleve, commemorating a victim of the Holocaust. These small brass plaques, placed before the last known residence of the persecuted, serve as a power

Else Gonenheimer

This Stolperstein commemorates Else Gonenheimer, whose life was tragically ended in the Holocaust. The small brass block, inscribed with her name and fate, is a permanent fixture in the pavement of Kleve. It transforms an ordinary street in

Emanuel Maurits Schaap

Emanuel Maurits Schaap's memorial plaque stands as a quiet testament to a lost life and a vanished world. Located in the heart of Kleve, it is part of a network of commemorative markers that map the city's Jewish history. The brass plaque,

Emil Leffmann

Emil Leffmann is remembered by a Stolperstein in Kleve, a small brass marker that shines a light on a forgotten individual. The stone's simple inscription—name, birth year, fate—carries the weight of a whole life story. It stands as a quiet

Erich Leffmann

Erich Leffmann's memorial Stolperstein in Kleve is a subtle but unyielding reminder of the past, embedded in the fabric of the city. The brass plaque, no larger than a hand, contains a universe of sorrow and remembrance. It challenges the c

Erna Ester Mandelbaum

This Stolperstein honors Erna Ester Mandelbaum, a Jewish woman from Kleve who perished in the Holocaust. The gleaming brass marker, embedded in the street, records her name and the date of her deportation, preserving her memory in the very

Erna Franken

Erna Leffmann

Ernst Gonsenheimer

Ernst Leffmann

FORUM ARENACUM

Familie Pfau

Former Extent of Roman Villa Rustica "Kirschnersheck"

Friederich Gonsenheimer

Friedrich Wilhelm

Fritz Feiwel Mandelbaum

Gedenkstein der Opfer der Kriege

Gedenkstätte für die Euthanasieopfer

Großer Mara

Hanna Neugeboren

Hannelore Leffmann

Hans Levy

Hans Weyl

Haus Koekkoek

Hedwig Müller

Heimatmuseum Schneppenbaum

Heinrich Mandelbaum

Helene Gonsenheimer

Henny Gonsenheimer

Hilde Leffmann

Horst Franken

Hügelspitzberg

Ilse Gonsenheimer

Jakob Kurt Neugeboren

Jenny Löwenstein

Josefine Klein

Kriegsdenkmal Brienen

Kriegsgräberstätte Donsbrüggen

Kupferner Knopf

Kurt Leffmann

Liselotte Neugeboren

Lotte Spier

Louis Simon Cohen

Louise Cohen

Maurits Schaap

Max Gonsenheimer

Max Mandelbaum

Max Mayer Schaap

Moritzgrab

Museum Forum Arenacum

Museum Kurhaus

Noemi Kaufmann

Paul Gonsenheimer

Rachel Schaap

Regine Leffmann

Renate Meyer

Rheinische Provinzial Heil- und Pflegeanstalt Bedburg-Hau

Rudolf Kaufmann

Schloss Gnadental

Schwanenturm

Siegfried Cosmann

Sophie Gonsenheimer

Sophie Weyl

Susi Meyer

Toter Krieger

Trude Weyl

Wasserburg Rindern

Wilhelm Ballzany

475 A Historic Building

631 Kranenburg

Apostelkreuz

Evangelische Church Kranenburg

Johann Gerhard Reuss

Marcus Vyth Historic Residence

Monument for the Unbaptized Child

Paulina Spier (née David) Memorial

Pershing 1a Missile Silo

Amalie Schürmann (née Spanier) Residence

Betty Isaac geb. Rosenthal Memorial

Edith Vyth Historical Memorial

Helene Spanier geb. Sternberg Memorial

Jacob Vyth Memorial