Weil im Schönbuch (plaque)
Historical background Eight Sinti from Weil im Schönbuch were murdered in KL Auschwitz. A plaque was placed at the side…
Month: April 2020 (page 8)
Trochtelfingen/Wilsingen (memorial stone)
Historical background The Reinhardt family was in hiding in the forest between Wilsingen and Steinhilben. In 1941, 13 people from…
Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach (memorial)
Historical background Anton Reinhardt was born on June 10, 1927 in the village of Weiden near Dornhan, on the edge…
München (memorial)
Historical background A plaque dedicated to the Sinti and Roma commemorates about 200 Gypsies from Munich, deported and murdered in…
Norderstedt (memorial stone)
See also: Hannover (plaque, Altwarmbüchener-Moorwaldweg) Historical background The first concentration camp in Hamburg was located on the northern city limits…
Kiel (memorial/stone)
Historical background The memorial commemorates 334 Gypsies from the German land of Schleswig-Holstein, who were deported to concentration camps, and…
Flensburg (plaque)
Historical background The Sinti lived at Norderstraße, just off the Flensburg Fjord, which used to be a poor port area.…
Geesthacht (memorial)
Historical background Description of commemoration Entering the church grounds of the Lutheran parish of the Holy Saviour from Kirchenstieg…
Hamburg – Neuengamme (parts of the exhibition)
Historical background See: Hamburg – Neuengamme (camp) See also: Hamburg – Neuengamme (plaque) Description of commemoration At the permanent…
Hamburg – Neuengamme (plaque)
See also: Hamburg – Neuengamme (exhibition) Historical background See: Hamburg – Neuengamme (camp) Despite the fact that KL Neuengamme, as…
Hamburg (memorial, Lohseplatz)
Historical background See: Hamburg (plaque, Lohseplatz) Description of commemoration Heading from the connex container with the exhibition at Lohseplatz to…