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40 Jahre Partnerschaft Kreis Siegen-Wittgenstein und Emek-Hefer / Israel

This commemorative marker celebrates 40 years of partnership between the Siegen-Wittgenstein district and Emek-Hefer in Israel, symbolizing cross-cultural friendship and reconciliation. The monument features a sleek, modern design with bili

Adolf Diesterweg

This memorial site in Siegen honors the legacy of Adolf Diesterweg, a prominent 19th-century German educator and progressive thinker. The location offers a quiet space for reflection, surrounded by the serene landscape of North Rhine-Westph

Adolph Diesterweg

Adolph Diesterweg is a historic site in Siegen commemorating the influential 19th-century German educator and reformer. The site features a modest plaque or marker, set in a peaceful urban green space, reflecting Diesterweg's progressive id

Aktives Museum Südwestfalen

Aktives Museum Südwestfalen is an engaging cultural institution that brings the history of the Siegen region to life through hands-on exhibits. Housed in a carefully restored building, the museum focuses on social history, industry, and eve

August Denckmann Memorial

Nestled within the historic mining landscape of Siegen, this solemn stone memorial honors Dr. August Denckmann, a pivotal figure in regional geology. The weathered inscription serves as a quiet tribute to the man who dedicated his life to u

Betty Windecker

A Stolperstein for Betty Windecker lies embedded in the sidewalk of Siegen, a quiet but potent memorial to a life lost. The brass plaque, inscribed with her name and dates, is a tangible link to the past, inviting reflection on the individu

Bruno Kappi

Bruno Kappi is a historic site in Siegen dedicated to a local figure whose contributions are remembered through a simple memorial. The site is located in a quiet residential area, offering a glimpse into the community's way of honoring its

Ehrenmal Weidenau

Ehrenmal Weidenau is a solemn war memorial in Siegen, honoring the fallen soldiers of the Weidenau district from both World Wars. The monument features a tall stone obelisk with inscribed names, surrounded by well-tended gardens and mature

Eintracht - Gläser

Eintracht - Gläser marks the site of a historic glass factory in Siegen, once a thriving hub of craftsmanship and industry. The location now features interpretive panels detailing the glassmaking process and the factory's role in the local

Emil Meyer

This Stolperstein for Emil Meyer is a tangible piece of memory embedded in the streets of Siegen, one of several in the area honoring the Meyer family. The brass plaque, inscribed with his name and fate, serves as a powerful counter-monumen

Erinnerungsstätte "Belgischer Soldat"

The Erinnerungsstätte 'Belgischer Soldat' is a memorial dedicated to Belgian soldiers who were stationed or lost their lives in the Siegen area during wartime. The site features a modest stone marker with a cross and inscriptions in both Ge

Familie Michel Marx - jüdische Eigentümer

This site in Siegen commemorates the Michel Marx family, Jewish former owners of a local property whose lives were irrevocably altered by the Nazi regime. It stands as a marker of the systematic dispossession and persecution faced by Jewish

Fanny Rosenthal

This Stolperstein for Fanny Rosenthal is a small, gleaming memorial embedded in the streetscape of Siegen. The polished brass surface catches the eye, drawing attention to the engraved details of her life and tragic fate. Located on a sidew

Faule Birke

Faule Birke, or 'Rotten Birch,' is a historic site in Siegen marked by a distinctive old birch tree that has become a local landmark. The area is steeped in folklore and serves as a quiet meeting point for hikers exploring the surrounding f

Friedrich Flender Memorial

Nestled near the historic Hardt district, this solemn stone stele stands as a poignant tribute to Friedrich Flender, a victim of Nazi persecution. The weathered surface bears a deeply moving inscription reflecting on mortality and faith, in

Friedrich Wolff ("Fritz")

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) in Siegen commemorates Friedrich Wolff, known as Fritz, a Jewish resident whose life was tragically cut short by the Nazi regime. The small brass plaque, embedded in the cobblestone sidewalk in front of h

Germania Statue

Rising majestically in Siegen, this 1877 stone memorial stands as a solemn tribute to the fallen soldiers of the Franco-Prussian War. Sculpted by Friedrich Reusch, the figure of Germania embodies national strength and resilience, watching o

Gottfried Salomon

Gottfried Salomon is remembered by a Stolperstein in Siegen, a humble brass cube that silently narrates a story of loss and remembrance. Laid into the pavement, it marks the last place he freely called home before being deported. The act of

Grubenfeld Dammsack

Grubenfeld Dammsack is a historic mining field in Siegen, reflecting the region's rich industrial past in iron ore extraction. The site features remnants of old mining shafts and spoil heaps, now partially reclaimed by nature, offering a gl

Grubenfeld Justine

Grubenfeld Justine is a former mining claim in Siegen, known for its well-preserved adits and historical significance in the local iron industry. The site is characterized by dense forest cover, with subtle traces of mining activity like co

Gustav Emde

The Stolperstein for Gustav Emde in Siegen is a humble yet powerful memorial to a victim of Nazi persecution. This small brass cube, set into the pavement, marks the site of his last known residence and personalizes the immense tragedy of t

Helene Freund

This Stolperstein in Siegen is dedicated to Helene Freund, a Jewish woman whose life was extinguished in the Holocaust. The gleaming brass stone, inscribed with her name and fate, is a powerful counter-monument that resists forgetting. It l

Henner und Frieder

Henner und Frieder is a beloved bronze sculpture duo in Siegen, depicting two local miners in traditional work attire, symbolizing the region's deep mining heritage. The figures stand proudly in the city center, their rugged details capturi

Hirsch Herrmann ("Hugo")

The Stolperstein for Hirsch Herrmann, also known as Hugo, is a memorial stone in Siegen that honors a Jewish man who perished in the Shoah. The brass plaque, polished by countless footsteps, bears his name and the dates of his deportation a

Hochbehälter Gosenbach

Hohlweg

Hugo Rauh

Ida Herrmann

Ingeborg Meyer

Isfried Buchthal

Josef Schönenbach

Karoline Sophie Minna Holzhauer ("Lilly")

Klara Rauh

Krönchen

Kurt Landesmann Stolperstein

Laza/Laserr Reches

Lisa Reches

Markus Landesmann

Museum für Gegenwartskunst

Nadja Potemkina Museum

Norbert Wolff

Olbersturm

Otto Bäcker

Paul Gerhards

Paula Rosenberg

Rosalie Marx ("Rosa")

Ruth Beate Wolff

Ruth Landesmann

Salomon Buchthal

Selma Jung

Siegener Aktienbrauerei

Siegerlandmuseum

Siegufer-Treppe

Sophie Landesmann

Südwestfälisches Eisenbahnmuseum

VfR Siegen

Wilhelm-Münker-Buche

Zwangsarbeiterfriedhof Fludersbach

Berta Levi Memorial Site

Bertha Levi Memorial

Dr. Artur Süßmann Residence

Eduard Herrmann

Ernst Neumann Memorial

Estera Rosenblum Memorial Stolperstein

Heinrich Bald

Irma Stern House Museum

Karl Kessler Memorial

Klara Jacobi

Kriegsgräberstätte Siegen-Gosenbach

Lina Althaus Memorial Site

Louis Kessler

Memorial to the Belgian Garrison

Rubens Memorial Plaque

Siegen-Gosenbach War Cemetery

Siegfried Stern House

Sigismund Jacobi

Theodor Paulus Walter Noa

Anna Buchthal

Anna Freund

Doris Salomon

Else Sueßmann

Georg Führ ("Schorsch")

Inge Frank Memorial

Louis Rosenberg Memorial

Paula Frank geb. Bär

Rosa Jacob

Samuel Frank

Martha Keßler

Mathilde Hochmann

Robert Jagusch

Abraham Rosenblum

Artur Neumann Stolperstein

Fanny Hausmann

Hulda Löwenstein

Meta Löwenstein Memorial

Saul Hausmann

Siegmund Hochmann Memorial

Wilhelm Steinseifer