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Admiral Scheer Bridge Pillar Remnant

Standing as a stoic sentinel over the Ruhr river, this concrete remnant of the Admiral Scheer Bridge offers a haunting glimpse into Duisburg's industrial past. The weathered surface tells stories of war and reconstruction, providing a quiet

Adolf Heymann

A Stolperstein for Adolf Heymann, part of a cluster of family stones in Meiderich, tells a story of loss and remembrance. The polished brass, engraved with his name and fate, is a permanent fixture in the street, resisting the passage of ti

Albert Cipek

A Stolperstein for Albert Cipek lies in the pavement of Meiderich, a quiet memorial to a life cut short. The brass plaque, engraved with his details, is a small but powerful act of remembrance. It is one of many such stones in the area, eac

Albert Rutert

This Stolperstein commemorates Albert Rutert, a victim of the Nazi regime, set into the pavement of Meiderich. The brass plaque, gleaming softly, is a humble yet profound marker of a life lost. It serves as a permanent reminder of the indiv

Alfred Liebmann

Alfred Liebmann is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Meiderich, a brass stone that marks his former residence before his deportation. The stone is a small but potent symbol of remembrance, part of a Europe-wide project to honor victims of N

Alfred Weihl Stolperstein

Located at Kaiser-Wilhelm-Straße 309 in Duisburg-Marxloh, this brass cobblestone memorial marks the last voluntary residence of Alfred Weihl. It serves as a poignant, quiet tribute to his life, deported in 1942, and his tragic murder in Aus

Alsumer Mäuseturm

The Alsumer Mäuseturm is a quaint medieval tower steeped in local legend, standing alone in the landscape of Meiderich. Its name, 'Mouse Tower,' hints at folk tales of rodents and vigilance, adding a layer of whimsy to its sturdy stone cons

Alte Emscher Pumping Station

The Alte Emscher Pumping Station is a striking example of industrial heritage, showcasing the engineering prowess required to manage the Emscher river's water levels. Originally built to drain the marshy lands of the Ruhr area, its robust b

Bernhardine Liebmann

Bernhardine Liebmann is remembered by a Stolperstein in Meiderich, a brass marker placed at her last known home. The stone, laid flush with the pavement, is a subtle yet profound intervention in the urban landscape, turning a routine walk i

Berta Gottensträter

Berta Gottensträter is one of the many Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) embedded in the sidewalks of Meiderich, commemorating a victim of Nazi persecution. These small, brass-capped concrete cubes serve as a poignant reminder of the individ

Berta Heymann

This Stolperstein for Berta Heymann is located alongside those of her family members, creating a poignant cluster of memory in Meiderich. The small brass blocks, laid side by side, speak to the bonds of family that even history could not er

Berthold Benjamin

Located at Fabrikstraße 26 in Duisburg's Ruhrort district, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Berthold Benjamin, a Jewish resident deported and murdered in Izbica in 1942. Crafted from brass by artist Gunter De

Betty Gutmann

This Stolperstein honors Betty Gutmann, a victim of the Holocaust, and is located in the Meiderich district of Duisburg. The polished brass surface, inscribed with her biographical details, shines against the grey stone, drawing the eye to

Bomb Victims 14.10.1944

This somber memorial commemorates the civilians killed in the devastating air raid on October 14, 1944, which struck Meiderich with brutal force. The date is etched into the stone as a permanent reminder of the fragility of life during the

Christus Unser Friede

Christus Unser Friede is a notable church in Meiderich, known for its distinct architectural style and serene interior. The building serves as a spiritual center for the local community and features beautiful stained glass windows and intri

David Berkowicz

The Stolperstein for David Berkowicz lies embedded in the pavement of Meiderich, a silent testament to a life cut short by the Holocaust. This small brass plaque marks the spot where he once walked, lived, and belonged to the community. As

Deutscher Kaiser Spülschacht 5

Deutscher Kaiser Spülschacht 5 is another vital piece of Meiderich's mining heritage, a flushing shaft that once played a crucial role in coal extraction. Its weathered concrete and rusted metal framework create a stark, sculptural silhouet

Elias Goldfarb

Elias Goldfarb's Stolperstein is a humble yet powerful memorial set into the cobblestones of Meiderich, honoring a Jewish resident who was deported and murdered during the Nazi era. The polished brass surface catches the light, drawing the

Else Brandt Memorial

This memorial honors Else Brandt, a figure likely significant to the local cultural or social history of Meiderich. Such monuments often serve to preserve the memory of individuals who contributed to the community's development or artistic

Else Steinberg

A Stolperstein for Else Steinberg, located in the heart of Meiderich, serves as a silent witness to a tragic past. The brass plaque, embedded among the cobblestones, is a subtle yet powerful intervention in the urban landscape. It challenge

Emma Isaacson

Embedded in the pavement of Duisburg's Ruhrort district, this small brass cobblestone serves as a poignant memorial to Emma Isaacson, a victim of Nazi persecution. Created by artist Gunter Demnig, the Stolperstein invites passersby to pause

Erich Brandt Memorial

Located near the Else Brandt memorial, this site commemorates Erich Brandt, another key figure in the local history of Meiderich. The proximity of these memorials suggests a shared historical narrative or family connection that is celebrate

Familie Haniel

The Haniel family monument in Meiderich honors one of Germany's most influential industrial dynasties, whose legacy spans coal, shipping, and trade. The understated memorial plaque and surrounding green space offer a quiet moment to reflect

Fanny Häusler

Fanny Häusler is honored by a Stolperstein in Meiderich, a small brass plaque that marks her final known address. This poignant memorial personalizes the immense scale of the Holocaust, focusing on one individual's story. The stone's metall

Fanny Karten

Feige Flachsbaum

Felix Bressler

Flaggenmast Mühlenweide

Friederike Keller

Friederike Rosenkranz

Fritz Kaiser

Fritz Mühlstein

Fritz Sauer

Fritz Wesselbaum

Gedenkkreuz für Alsum

Gisela Heymann

Gundula Coppel

Günter Wites

Hamborn Synagogue Memorial

Haniel Museum

Haniel's Main House

Hans Seelig

Hebeturm Homberg

Heinrich Schürg

Henni Bressler

Hilde Grünebaum

Hirsch Rosen

Horst Heymann

Hugo Cohen

Ida Garenfeld

Ingeborg Stern

Irmgard Heymann

Isidor Stegmann

Israel Karten

Israel Urbach

Jacob Spiro

Jakob Gärtner

Johann Brockel

Johanna Marburger

Josef Danziger

Josef Grünebaum

Julius Adler

Julius Coppel

Julius Philipson

Kalman Bressler

Klettergarten DAV Duisburg

Kurt Benjamin

Kurt Spindler

Käte Wites

Landhaus Neue Mühle

Leo Goldfarb

Leo Gärtner

Leo Häusler

Lina Goldfarb

Ludwig Flachsbaum

Luftschutzbunker für Schiffsbesatzungen

Luise Philipson

Luise Romstedt

Mahnmal KZ-Außenlager Ratingsee

Margarete Weihl

Margot Heymann

Mariechen-Myrjam Flachsbaum

Martha Sauer

Mauer des ehem. jüdischen Friedhofes

Max Flachsbaum

Max Karten

Max Rosenkranz

Metel Stegmann

Minna Stegmann

Moses Fransmann

Moses Urbach

Mourning Mother

Museum of German Inland Waterway Shipping

Museumsschiff "Oscar Huber"

Neumühl Schacht 1

Norbert Häusler

Osias Stegmann

Otto Gutmann

Otto Neumann

Otto Sternberg