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Eduard Udelsmann

Eduard Udelsmann is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Braunschweig, a brass stone that marks his former home. As part of the Udelsmann family cluster, Eduard's memorial contributes to a poignant narrative of familial loss. The stones are de

Fanny Udelsmann

Fanny Udelsmann is remembered through a Stolperstein in Braunschweig, one of several for the Udelsmann family. These stones serve as a permanent, decentralized memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. Fanny's stone, like the others, is a s

Gabriele 'Gaby' Löwendorf

Beneath the cobblestones of Rosental 9 lies a Stolperstein honoring Gabriele 'Gaby' Löwendorf, a poignant reminder of the lives shattered by the Nazi regime. This small brass plaque commemorates her forced emigration to Palestine in 1939 at

Gabriele 'Gaby' Löwendorf verh. Loewidt

This Stolperstein at Am Hagenring commemorates Gabriele 'Gaby' Löwendorf, married name Loewidt. It marks the residence of a woman who was a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the

Gerhard Scheyer

Am Hagenring holds a silent testament to Gerhard Scheyer through a dedicated Stolperstein, marking the final place of residence before his tragic fate. This small square of brass contrasts sharply with the surrounding architecture, demandin

Hedwig Aronheim

This Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of Hedwig Aronheim, a victim of the Nazi regime. Located in Braunschweig, the brass cobblestone invites passersby to pause and reflect on the individual lives lost during the Holocaust. It sta

Hedwig Aronheim Memorial

Located in Prinzenpark, this memorial to Hedwig Aronheim stands as a final resting place for memories of a life dedicated to the community. The site is characterized by its simplicity and dignity, reflecting the modest yet impactful presenc

Heinrich Waltemate

The Stolperstein at Am Hagenring dedicated to Heinrich Waltemate serves as a grassroots memorial to a victim of Nazi persecution. The brass marker embedded in the sidewalk preserves the memory of a neighbor who was forcibly removed from the

Horst-Günther Herz

Horst-Günther Herz is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Braunschweig, a brass stone marking his former residence. The stone is part of a cluster for the Herz family, illustrating the widespread persecution of Jewish families. Each stone is

Karl-Jakob Herz

Tucked beneath the cobblestones of Braunschweig's Petri Street, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, tactile memorial to Karl-Jakob Herz, a man whose life was fractured by the Nazi regime. The brass plaque invites passersby to pause and

Karl-Markus Herz

Located in Am Hagenring, the Stolperstein for Karl-Markus Herz honors a life interrupted by the horrors of the Holocaust. The brass plaque set into the pavement serves as a permanent marker of his identity and the injustice he suffered. It

Leopold Scheyer

A Stolperstein in Am Hagenring commemorates Leopold Scheyer, preserving the memory of a man who was a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass plaque embedded in the ground acts as a silent witness to the atrocities committed against Jewis

Lieselotte Drung (née Herz)

Tucked within the quiet streets of Braunschweig, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant reminder of the lives disrupted by the Nazi regime. Lieselotte Drung, born Herz in 1910, survived the horrors of persecution through hiding, her story e

Lieselotte Drung geb. Herz

The Stolperstein for Lieselotte Drung, née Herz, located in Am Hagenring, serves as a touching tribute to a woman lost to the Holocaust. The small brass plate embedded in the pavement records her name and birth name, preserving her identity

Lucie Erlanger geb. Bielschowsky

This Stolperstein in Braunschweig commemorates Lucie Erlanger, née Bielschowsky, a victim of the Holocaust. The small memorial is a powerful symbol of remembrance, placed directly in the sidewalk of her former home. It personalizes the imme

Lucie Erlanger geb. Bielschowsky Stolperstein

On Am Hagenring, the Stolperstein for Lucie Erlanger, née Bielschowsky, stands as a silent testament to the women who were victims of the Holocaust. Her name, inscribed in the stone, restores her dignity and ensures she is remembered not ju

Margarete Herz geb. Reinicke

In Am Hagenring, the Stolperstone for Margarete Herz, née Reinicke, stands as a silent witness to the tragedy of the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk bears her name, ensuring that her story is not lost to time. It serves

Martha Waltemate geb. Meyer

Located in Braunschweig, this Stolperstein honors Martha Waltemate, née Meyer, a victim of Nazi persecution. The small brass cube, embedded in the pavement, is a decentralized memorial found throughout Germany. It marks the last freely chos

Martha Waltemate geb. Meyer Stolperstein

Located on Am Hagenring, this memorial honors Martha Waltemate, née Meyer, a victim whose name is now etched permanently into the streetscape of Braunschweig. The stone serves as a daily reminder of the systematic destruction of Jewish comm

Mathilde Löwendorf geb. Neuberg

This Stolperstein at Am Hagenring commemorates Mathilde Löwendorf, née Neuberg. It marks the residence of a woman who was a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the past. It encoura

Paul Scheyer

Am Hagenring features a Stolperstein dedicated to Paul Scheyer, serving as a permanent marker of his life and tragic end. This memorial brick embedded in the ground ensures that his name is never lost to the erosion of time. It stands as a

Paula Scheyer geb. Eisenstein

In Am Hagenring, the Stolperstein for Paula Scheyer (née Eisenstein) stands as a testament to a woman whose life was tragically ended by the Holocaust. This memorial plaque, set into the pavement, ensures that her identity and story remain

Peter Löwendorf

This Stolperstein at Am Hagenring commemorates Peter Löwendorf, a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a silent witness to the persecution faced by Jewish residents in Braunschweig. It encourages visi

Philipp Jacob Erlanger

Embedded in the pavement of Am Hagenring, this Stolperstein commemorates Philipp Jacob Erlanger, a victim of the Shoah. The brass plaque serves as a tangible link to the past, marking the spot where a life was abruptly ended by the machiner

Ralph Hermann Erlanger

Ralph Hermann Erlanger Stolperstein

Ruth Udelsmann

Sabina Udelsmann geb. Hass

Stolperstein for Eduard Udelsmann

Stolperstein for Fanny Udelsmann

Stolperstein for Horst-Günther Herz

Stolperstein for Karl-Markus Herz

Stolperstein for Ruth Udelsmann

Stolperstein for Sabina Udelsmann geb. Hass

Stolperstein for Vera Udelsmann

Vera Udelsmann

Walter Maass

Walther Löwendorf