Monument1dbb6863…93b8Place of Remembrance
Zwangsarbeiter- Denkmal
Memorial to forced laborers in Marzahn Cemetery.
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The Forced Laborer Memorial in Marzahn Cemetery commemorates the suffering of forced laborers during World War II. Created by Michael Klein, it was inaugurated in 2004 with a ceremonial opening. The stele serves as a poignant reminder of this dark period.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2004
Guided Story
In front of you stands a stele, a solemn reminder of the suffering endured by forced laborers during World War II. This memorial, created by Michael Klein, was inaugurated with a ceremonial opening in 2004. You are in the Marzahn Cemetery, a place of reflection and remembrance. To the east, you'll find the Sinti and Roma Memorial nearby, also commemorating the victims of this dark era. Take a moment to absorb the significance of this place as you stand here.
Location
Nearby
Gedenkstein Sinti und Roma
76 m away
Naturschutzgebiet Unkenpfuhle Marzahn
208 m away
Gedenkstätte Zwangslager Berlin-Marzahn
374 m away
Sowjetischer Ehrenfriedhof
170 m away
Otto-Rosenberg-Platz
345 m away
Bitterfelder Brücke
675 m away
Hochzeitspark
779 m away
UCI Am Eastgate
812 m away
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