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Denkzeichen in Berlin-Buch für die Opfer der nationalsozialistischsten Zwangssterilisation und „Euthanasie“-Morde

Honoring the Silenced Voices of 1940

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In Berlin-Buch, a poignant sculpture stands as a memorial to the victims of Nazi forced sterilizations and 'euthanasia' murders. Established in 2013, this marker urges reflection on a troubling chapter of German history. Visitors are invited to pause and consider the importance of humanity and remembrance.

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Founded: 2013

Guided Story

You are standing before a significant memorial created by Patricia Pisani in 2013. This sculpture serves as a solemn reminder of the victims of Nazi forced sterilization and 'euthanasia' murders. What you see here is not just art, but a silent witness to the horrific crimes committed during the Nazi regime. Nearby, about 517 meters southwest, is the Hans Gummel Memorial, and further southwest is the Walter Friedrich Memorial. This memorial stands as a testament to remember and never forget the injustices of the past.