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Gedenkstein Sinti und Roma

A silent memorial in the heart of Marzahn

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The monument for the Sinti and Roma at Parkfriedhof Marzahn commemorates the suffering and persecution of these communities during the Nazi era. Nestled within a tranquil garden setting, the memorial provides a space for reflection and remembrance. Its understated design emphasizes the gravity of its message, inviting visitors to pause and contemplate history. This site merges remembrance with natural beauty, offering a moment for thoughtful reflection.

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The Sinti Memorial at Marzahn Cemetery, established in 1986, stands out as one of the rare garden monuments in Berlin dedicated to honoring the memory of the Sinti and Roma.

Quick Facts

Founded: September 1986

Guided Story

Imagine standing in a place where the whispers of history surround you. As you take in the peaceful beauty of the garden, remember why you're here. Look around and feel the quiet, which starkly contrasts with the horrors this monument commemorates. To the west, you can see the Forced Laborers' Memorial, another marker of dark historical chapters. Nearby is the Soviet War Cemetery, another site of remembrance. The simplicity of the monument before you honors the Sinti and Roma who faced persecution during the Nazi era. Take a moment to reflect on the significance of this place and feel the power of remembrance.