
Monument487c61e8…2ef7Place of Remembrance
Mahnmal für die im Nationalsozialismus verfolgten Juden in Spandau
A stone monument against forgetting
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The memorial for Jews persecuted during National Socialism in Spandau was erected in 1988 and designed by Ruth Golan. It commemorates the Jewish victims of National Socialism and was created as part of a competition. The stone stele serves as a powerful symbol of remembrance and warning.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1988
Guided Story
In front of you stands a stone stele, designed by Ruth Golan in 1988. This memorial commemorates the countless Jewish victims of National Socialism. Created as part of a competition, it serves as a symbol of remembrance and warning. Take a look around; the St. Nikolai Church is just a few steps to the northwest. This area, rich in history and culture, pauses to acknowledge a dark chapter of the past. The memorial, simple yet powerful, stands here as a constant reminder against forgetting.
Location
Nearby

St. Nikolai-Kirche
231 m away

Charlottenbrücke
230 m away

Cineplex (West)
201 m away

Juliusturmbrücke
207 m away

Theatersaal des Kulturhauses Spandau
393 m away

St. Marien am Behnitz
247 m away

Spandau Citadel
569 m away

Juliusturm
457 m away
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