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Gedenkstein an die Abschiebung von 800 Juden

A silent monument of remembrance and reflection

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The memorial stone for the deportation of 800 Jews from Hamburg stands as a powerful testament against forgetting. Embedded in natural stone, a metal plaque bears the inscription that recalls the fate of Polish Jews. Here, you pause for a moment of contemplation and honor the victims of a dark past. The site is wheelchair accessible, inviting you to pause and reflect.

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The memorial stone for the deportation of 800 Jews in Hamburg was established in 1987 and is fully wheelchair accessible.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1987
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: gedenkstaetten-in-hamburg.de/gedenkstaetten/zeige/gedenkstein-fuer-die-vertreibung-von-polnischen-juden

Guided Story

Take a moment to look at the natural stone in front of you. Imagine the stories it could tell, stories of a time not so long ago, when people's lives were changed forever. Behind you, the gentle flow of the Stuhlmann Fountain creates a contrast to the weight of history here. Think about the individuals who once walked these streets, unaware of the fate that awaited them. This memorial stone is a reminder of their journey and a call to remember. As you stand here, let the silence speak and honor the memory of those who were taken. In the heart of Hamburg, this place stands as a beacon of remembrance.