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Block der Frauen

Commemorating the Courage of Women in 1943

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Built in 1989, the 'Block der Frauen' in Mitte is a poignant tribute to the brave Rosenstraße protest. The sculptures honor the women who, in 1943, stood boldly demanding the release of their Jewish husbands. At 2.3 meters tall, this ensemble captures the strength and determination of this remarkable movement. Experience the history and feel the power of the women immortalized here.

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Erected in the pivotal year of 1989, the 'Block der Frauen' memorial commemorates the courageous protest by women against the deportation of their Jewish husbands.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1989
Height: 2.3 m
Heritage Status: Heritage Ensemble
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing in a place where echoes of courage still linger in the air. Just behind you is the imposing Luther Monument, watching silently over the city. But right here, 'Block der Frauen' tells a story of incredible bravery. Picture this: in 1943, amidst the chaos of war, women gathered in Rosenstraße to demand the release of their Jewish husbands. It was a daring act, their voices unwavering in the face of danger. And against all odds, they succeeded. The sculptures here capture that defiant spirit, as if they might step off their pedestals and rally once more. Take a moment to feel the power of these women who dared to stand up for love and justice.