Monument820919a3…87b7Place of Remembrance

KZ Wittmoor

Memorial for one of the first concentration camps

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A carved natural stone commemorates the KZ Wittmoor, one of the first German concentration camps, which existed from April 10, 1933, until October 1933. The flat side of the stone bears an inscription in German, remembering the up to 140 people forced into hard labor here.

Guided Story

In front of you is a carved natural stone with one side flattened. This side bears an inscription in German. It commemorates the KZ Wittmoor, one of the first concentration camps in Germany. This camp existed from April 10, 1933, until October 1933. Up to 140 people were forced into hard labor here. The stone stands as a quiet yet powerful reminder of the horrors and suffering that took place at this site. As you look around, remember that this memorial is a place for reflection and remembrance.