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Gedenkort für Deserteure und andere Opfer der NS-Militärjustiz

Honoring Bravery and Resistance Against Injustice

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At Dammtordamm in Hamburg, a poignant memorial honors the 227 named victims of World War II Wehrmacht justice. Built in 2015, it commemorates deserters and victims of the Nazi military justice system, inviting you to reflect on courage and humanity. With its accessible design, it offers a quiet space for contemplation amid the bustling city.

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Erected in 2015, the Deserteurdenkmal honors the 227 named victims of Wehrmacht military justice during World War II in Hamburg.

Quick Facts

Founded: 2015
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the gentle breeze on your skin? Maybe you hear the city's hum around you. Look to your left. There's the War Memorial, a poignant reminder of past conflicts. This spot, right in front of you, tells a different story. It's about courage—about those who refused to comply with an inhumane regime. Built in 2015, it honors 227 individuals condemned by the Wehrmacht's justice. In a world often overshadowed by violence, this place quietly calls for humanity. Remember, standing up for what's right is just as important now as it was then.