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Adolf Goldschmidt

The Adolf Goldschmidt memorial stone in Ossendorf honors a Jewish victim of the Holocaust who was deported from Göttingen. This Stolperstein is situated on the pavement outside his former home, marking the last place he lived freely before

Albert Adler

This memorial marker stands as a solemn tribute to Albert Adler, a victim of the Holocaust whose life was tragically cut short in Warburg. The site serves as a quiet, reflective space where visitors can honor the memory of local Jewish citi

Albert Rath

Albert Rath’s Stolperstein, set in a sun-dappled courtyard off Warburg’s main thoroughfare, offers a moment of stillness amidst urban rhythm. His name—alongside birth and deportation details—invites visitors to reconstruct a life: a son, a

Alexander Katz

This memorial stone dedicated to Alexander Katz is part of a larger effort to restore the names of Warburg's forgotten Jewish citizens. Situated in a public space, it ensures that his story remains visible to future generations. The marker

Alwine Stamm

Alwine Stamm's Stolperstein in Ossendorf serves as a poignant tribute to a woman who suffered and died under the Nazi regime. This small brass disc in the sidewalk is a permanent record of her existence, ensuring she is not forgotten by his

Aron Katz

Aron Katz is a historical figure whose story is deeply intertwined with German history. This site showcases his life, achievements, and impact on German culture. Visitors can learn about this period and experience its cultural significance.

Asselerburg

The Asselerburg refers to the remains or site of a historic fortress in the Ossendorf area. This location offers a glimpse into the medieval military architecture and strategic importance of the region. The ruins or foundations serve as a t

Bahntrassenradweg

This scenic cycling path follows the route of a former railway line in Warburg, offering a unique blend of history and outdoor recreation. The trail is paved and relatively flat, making it accessible for cyclists of all skill levels. Along

Bella Wolff Memorial

A Stolperstein (stumbling stone) commemorating Bella Wolff, a Jewish resident of Warburg who fell victim to the Holocaust. The small brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a poignant reminder of the lives lost during the Nazi regim

Bernhard Eichholz

The Stolperstein for Bernhard Eichholz in Ossendorf is a memorial to a man whose life was cut short by the horrors of the Holocaust. Embedded in the pavement, this brass plaque ensures his name is remembered by future generations. It transf

Berta Lilly Berg

This memorial stone honors Berta Lilly Berg, a resident of Warburg whose life was tragically interrupted by the Nazi regime. Located in a public space, it serves as a silent witness to the community's loss and the broader tragedy of the Hol

Bildstock am Eingang des Finnenberges

Located at the entrance to the Finnenberg, this traditional German Bildstock (wayshrine) stands as a testament to local religious devotion and folk culture. Often depicting saints or biblical scenes, these small stone structures served as p

Burgruine Desenberg

Perched atop a striking volcanic cone, Burgruine Desenberg is the evocative ruin of a medieval hilltop castle overlooking the Diemel Valley. Its towering keep, dating back to the 13th century, offers panoramic views of the surrounding Warbu

Bärmann Rosenstein

Next to Max Rosenstein's memorial, the stone for Bärmann Rosenstein highlights the familial bonds that tied the Rosenstein family to Warburg. This site underscores the tragedy of entire lineages being wiped out rather than just isolated ind

Carl Löwy

This memorial honors Carl Löwy, a member of the local Jewish community in Warburg who perished during the Holocaust. The marker serves as a focal point for reflection on the devastating impact of anti-Semitism on individual families and the

Carla Seinfeld

Carla Seinfeld’s Stolperstein lies near Warburg’s old tannery district, where the scent of oak bark once lingered in the air. Her name, cast in bronze, recalls a life shaped by craft and community before the Nazi regime severed her ties to

Clara Reichmann

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) commemorates Clara Reichmann, a Jewish resident of Warburg whose life was tragically cut short during the Nazi regime. Cast in bronze and embedded in the pavement near her former home, the stone bears her

Dina Katz

Located at Fischerfeldstraße 16, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to Dina Katz, a victim of the Holocaust. The brass plaque, embedded in the pavement, bears her name and the tragic details of her deportation to

Dorothea Baruch

This solemn memorial in Warburg stands as a poignant tribute to Dorothea Baruch, a victim of the Holocaust whose life was cut short by Nazi persecution. Located within the historic fabric of the town, it serves as a quiet sanctuary for refl

Dr. Hans von Geisau

This memorial in Warburg honors Dr. Hans von Geisau, a victim of Nazi persecution, ensuring his memory is preserved in the city's historical narrative. The site serves as an educational point for visitors to learn about the impact of the Ho

Dr. Paul Stern

Dr. Paul Stern's Stolperstein in Ossendorf honors a professional and a person whose life was tragically ended by the Nazi regime. Located at his last known residence, this small brass plaque ensures his name remains part of the local landsc

Eckmänneken

This charming little statue in Warburg is a beloved local mascot, depicting a small man peeking out from a corner of a historic building. Steeped in folklore, the Eckmänneken is said to bring good luck to those who spot it. Its whimsical pr

Edith Stamm

Edith Stamm's Stolperstein in Ossendorf marks the last voluntary residence of a woman who perished in the Holocaust. This small brass plaque is a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost to the atrocities of World War II. It stands as

Ehemaliges Zolltor

The Ehemaliges Zolltor, or former customs gate, is a well-preserved remnant of Warburg's medieval trade defenses. This stone archway once controlled the flow of goods and travelers entering the city, highlighting its historical importance a

Elise Löwenberg

Ella Steinkritzer

Ella Steinkritzer Memorial

Else Rath

Emil-Herz-Platz

Emilie Reinsberg

Fanny Berg

Franziska Königsthal

Frieda Weinberg

Fritz Lichtenstein

Galeriegrab von Warburg-Rimbeck

Gustav Schaumberg

Hans Stern

Harriet Reinsberg

Hedwig Löwenberg

Helga Rath

Henny Stern

Holsterburg

Hugo Berg

Hugo Block

Ida Baruch

Ida Heilbronn

Johanna Löwy

Johanna Schaumberg

Josef Berg

Julie Wittgenstein

Julius Königsthal

Julius Lichtenstein

Karl Baruch

Kattenturm

Klara Katz

Klaus Steinkritzer

Klaus Steinkritzer Memorial

Lilli Freudenberg

Louis Stamm

Ludwig Kronenberg

Martha Berg

Mary Berg

Max Rosenstein

Meta Böhm Memorial

Minna Adler

Minna Kronenberg

Minna Rosenthal

Moritz Schaumberg

Museum im Stern

Naturerlebnis Diemeltal

Norbert Berg

Otto Baruch

Otto Rath

Paul Katz

Paula Block

Paula Eichholz

Richard-Werner Berg

Robert Königsthal

Robert Peters

Robert Peters Memorial

Robert Reinsberg

Rosa Böhmer

Rosa Schaumberg

Rosalie Stern

Rosel Eichholz

Rudolf Baruch

Sack Tower

Sackturm

Salomon Julius Weinberg

Sara Ida Heilbronn

Sara Ida Heilbronn Memorial

Sara Kleeblatt

Selma Berg

Siegfried Königsthal

Siegfried Weinberg Memorial Stone

Siegmund Block

Sinnesgarten Kloster-Garten-Route

Sofie Lichtenstein

Sofie Löwy

Sophie Halle