unna

Abraham Baer

The marker for Abraham Baer is a testament to the enduring presence of Jewish life in Unna before the horrors of the Shoah. Carved with traditional Hebrew script alongside German text, it reflects the dual cultural heritage of the family. T

Abraham Levy

This Stolperstein in Unna commemorates Abraham Levy, a Jewish man who perished in the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set into the pavement, marks the location where he once lived. It is a humble yet profound memorial that personalizes the imm

Abraham Saal

Another Abraham Saal, distinguished from others by his specific location in Unna, stands as a pillar of memory for the community. His grave is a testament to the resilience of Jewish traditions even in the face of annihilation. The stone, w

Abraham Weinberg

This Stolperstein in Wickede honors the memory of Abraham Weinberg, a victim of Nazi persecution. Located at his former residence, the memorial serves as a tangible link to the past for residents and visitors alike. The inscription on the b

Abraham Weinberg Memorial

The Abraham Weinberg memorial in Unna is a poignant reminder of the lives lost during the systematic destruction of European Jewry. Located in a quiet neighborhood, this site invites the community to pause and acknowledge the individual hum

Adolf Heilberg

This Stolperstein in Unna honors Adolf Heilberg, a Jewish resident who fell victim to the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set into the sidewalk, marks his last known address and serves as a permanent memorial. It is a small but powerful symbol

Alice-Dina Wolff

Alice-Dina Wolff's Stolperstein in Unna is a delicate memorial to a young life lost, located near the town's historic center. The brass stone, polished by countless visitors, tells a story of a vibrant community that was shattered. It sits

Altes Siedemeisterhaus

Altes Siedemeisterhaus, the 'Old Salt Master's House,' is a window into Unna's prosperous past as a center for salt production. This half-timbered building once served as the home and office of the master who oversaw the vital saltworks, a

Alwine Frankenstein

Alwine Frankenstein is remembered through a Stolperstein in Wickede, a brass cobblestone that marks her last known address before deportation. The stone's polished surface reflects the sky, symbolizing a life extinguished but not forgotten.

Alwine Frankenstein Memorial

This hallowed marker in Unna commemorates Alwine Frankenstein, a cherished figure whose story remains an integral part of the city's historical tapestry. The memorial stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the local Jewish populati

Amalie Cella Stern

Commemorating Amalie Cella Stern, this memorial stone in Unna stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit despite overwhelming cruelty. The Stolperstein embedded in the pavement ensures that her name and story are not erased

Amanda Löhnberg

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) in Unna commemorates Amanda Löhnberg, a victim of Nazi persecution. Embedded in the cobblestone pavement, the small brass plaque serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost during the Holoc

Anita Isaacson

Anita Isaacson is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Wickede, a brass plaque that shines with the light of remembrance. The stone marks her place in the community, a life cut short by the Holocaust. It is a poignant reminder that history is

Anita Isaacson Memorial

Dedicated to Anita Isaacson, this memorial in Unna serves as a lasting monument to the lives cut short by the Holocaust. The site is a place of quiet reflection, where the names of the lost are etched into stone to ensure they are not forgo

Anna Birnbach Memorial

Amidst the quiet streets of Unna, the Stolperstein dedicated to Anna Birnbach serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of the Holocaust. This small brass cobblestone marks the final residence of a woman deported during the 1938 Polen

Anna Kupferschlag Memorial

This memorial in Wickede honors Anna Kupferschlag, remembering her life and the injustice she faced during the war. It acts as a local anchor for historical education, ensuring that the personal impacts of the Holocaust are not forgotten. T

Anna Sussmann

Dedicated to Anna Sussmann, this Stolperstein in Unna serves as a tangible link to a life stolen by the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set into the street, invites pedestrians to physically stumble upon history, prompting immediate reflection

Anna Sussmann Memorial

This memorial in Wickede is dedicated to Anna Sussmann, a victim of the Holocaust. It stands as a tribute to her memory and the countless others who perished. The site serves as an educational landmark, highlighting the importance of histor

Armin Holländer

This Stolperstein commemorates Armin Holländer, one of the many Jewish victims from Unna. The small, hand-engraved plaque is a permanent fixture in the urban landscape, demanding remembrance. It is part of a larger network of memory that ch

Auguste Palm

The Stolperstein for Auguste Palm lies embedded in the sidewalk of Unna, a gleaming reminder of a life lost to genocide. The stone's presence transforms the ordinary act of walking into a pilgrimage of memory. Her name, carved into brass, r

Auguste Pinkowitz

The Stolperstein for Auguste Pinkowitz is a humble yet powerful monument located in Unna, Germany, one of thousands that form a decentralized memorial across Europe. The stone commemorates her life and tragic death during the Holocaust, her

Auguste Schiff

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) in Wickede marks the former residence of Auguste Schiff, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, these small brass plaques serve as intimate, decentralized memorials to those who suffered a

Auguste Schiff Memorial

Dedicated to Auguste Schiff, this memorial in Unna serves as a sacred space for remembering a life extinguished by the Holocaust. The site acts as a beacon of hope and remembrance, ensuring that the name of Auguste Schiff is never forgotten

Babette Katz

Babette Katz is remembered with a Stolperstein in Unna, a small brass plaque embedded in the pavement near her former home. This memorial is part of a larger network of stones across Germany that honor individuals persecuted by the Nazis. T

Babette Katz Memorial

Bernhard Gutmann

Bernhard Gutmann Memorial

Bernhard Isaac

Bernhard Penner

Bernhard Selig

Bernhardine Adler

Bernhardine Adler Memorial

Berta Hirsch

Berta Hirsch Memorial

Berta Löwenstein

Berta Löwenstein Memorial Stone

Berta Vorreiter Memorial

Bertha Marcus

Betty Rosenthal

Betty Rosenthal Memorial

Bismarckturm Unna

Calmann Dannebaum

Calmann Dannebaum Memorial

Carl Landau

Chaim Penner

Charlotte Neuwahl

Charlotte Pinkowitz

Clara Ryster

Clementine Rosenbaum

David Bondy

David Kadden

David Kadden Memorial

David Löhnberg

Dora Luss

Dora Luss Memorial Stone

Dr. Eugen Rothschild

Dr. Max Mond

Edith Löwenstein Memorial Stone

Edith Selig

Elfride Wolff

Elfriede Selig

Elisabeth Keller

Elsa Selig

Elsbeth Marcus

Else Mond

Emanuel Goldschmidt

Emanuel Goldschmidt Memorial

Emil Marcus

Emilie Bachenheimer

Emilie Elsbach

Emilie Elsbach Memorial

Emma Kobler

Emma Kobler Memorial

Emma Lindenbaum

Emma Lindenbaum Memorial

Emma Lipper

Emma Lipper Memorial

Emma Vorreiter

Emma Vorreiter Memorial

Erhard Max Isaac

Erich Jacobs

Erich Werner Eichenwald

Erna Rosa Cohen Memorial

Erna Zorek

Ernestine Weil

Ernestine Weil Memorial

Ernst Blankenstein

Ernst Mond

Erwin Elkan

Eugen Löhnberg

Eugen Löwenthal

Eva Wolff

Fanny Brill

Fernande Wolff

Forced Labor Memorial

Frieda Brandenstein

Frieda Lindenbaum

Frieda Salomon

Frieda Weitzenkorn

Friederike Rosenmeyer