
Monument01b71550…efccPlace of Remembrance
Mahnmal zur Erinnerung an die Zwangsarbeit in Bergedorf
Reflecting on the past, a lesson for the future
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The Memorial to Forced Labor in Bergedorf was established in 2012 to honor the memory of those who suffered under forced labor during World War II. Nestled in the Bergedorf district, it serves as a solemn reminder of the value of freedom and humanity. Visiting this site offers a poignant experience that brings history into the present and encourages reflection.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2012
- Opening Date
- September 21, 2012
Guided Story
Imagine standing here, where once people were forced to labor against their will. Can you feel the gentle breeze that whispers tales of courage and hardship? Behind you, not far, stands the bust of Johann Adolf Hasse. But here, this memorial sings a different tune—a silent symphony of remembrance. Look up, notice the stark lines and simplicity of the monument. It quietly speaks to us, asking us to pause and consider how we protect freedom and humanity today. This place is more than a monument; it is a call to remember and reflect.
Location
Nearby

Weidenbaumsweg
153 m away

St. Petri und Pauli zu Hamburg-Bergedorf
247 m away

Bergedorfer Schloss
359 m away

Serrahnstraße
158 m away

Alte Holstenstraße
218 m away

Serrahnbrücke
218 m away

Amtsgericht Hamburg-Bergedorf
306 m away

Büste Johann Adolf Hasse
223 m away