Monument1dbb6863…93b8Place of Remembrance

Zwangsarbeiter- Denkmal

A Solemn Tribute to Forced Labor Victims

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Nestled within Parkfriedhof Marzahn, the stele commemorates the victims of forced labor from 1939 to 1945. Established in 2004, this monument honors the countless individuals who endured inhumane conditions during World War II. It offers a place of reflection on past atrocities and the importance of humanity and peace. Visitors are invited to pause and contemplate in this serene setting.

Quick Facts

Founded: 2004

Guided Story

Feel that stillness around you? Take a moment to absorb the atmosphere. Just to your east, a short walk away, is the memorial for the Sinti and Roma. But here, right where you're standing, stories of suffering and resilience are etched into history. The stele before you honors those forced into labor under harrowing conditions during World War II. Listen to the leaves rustling—it's like a whisper from the past, urging us to remember and learn. This place isn't just about mourning, it's a reminder and a call for peace. Take a moment to reflect on the strength and spirit of those commemorated here.