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Kindertransport

Honoring the Farewell of the Kindertransporte

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Located at the south exit of Hamburg Dammtor station, this poignant bronze sculpture by Frank Meisler and Arie Ovadia commemorates the Kindertransporte of World War II. The artwork captures the heart-wrenching farewells of children sent away to an uncertain future, inviting you to reflect on courage and loss. A visit here connects you to a vital historical chapter, reminding us of the enduring power of humanity.

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The bronze sculpture 'Kindertransport – The Final Farewell,' crafted in 2015 by Frank Meisler and Arie Ovadia, serves as a poignant memorial located directly outside the southern exit of Hamburg Dammtor station and is wheelchair accessible.

Quick Facts

Founded: May 6, 2015
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the poignant silence here? This bronze sculpture in front of you whispers stories of a past filled with courage and heartbreak. Imagine standing here in 1938, where the station behind you witnessed countless farewells. Children were sent away by their parents, holding onto the hope of finding safety. As you look at the faces captured in bronze, try to feel the mix of fear and hope they must have felt. Just to your right, you can see the War Memorial, quietly echoing the same powerful message of remembrance and the need for peace.