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Den Opfern des Bombenkrieges 1940-1945
Stainless Steel Tribute: A Memorial for Peace
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In Krefeld, this memorial pays homage to the victims of the bombings from 1940 to 1945. Crafted by Will Brüll, it features stainless steel atop a natural stone base and was unveiled in September 1988. The sleek metal against the sturdy stone represents both destruction and the hope for regeneration. Allow the memorial's quiet strength to inspire reflection on the importance of peace.
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The memorial for the victims of the bombing war was designed by renowned artist Will Brüll and unveiled in September 1988.
Guided Story
Imagine standing here in a serene park, where you might just catch the distant chime of the Lutherkirche bells. Look closely at the memorial. Do you see how the sunlight dances on the stainless steel? This shimmering surface contrasts with the somber memories of war. The artist, Will Brüll, intended not only to remind us of destruction but also to convey a message of hope. Step back a little to take in the whole composition – a silent monument that speaks volumes. Take a moment to reflect on the past and honor the profound importance of peace.
Location
Nearby

Lutherkirche
806 m away

Sankt Martin
459 m away

Hochschule Niederrhein, Campus Krefeld-Süd
1.1 km away

Sankt Bonifatius
993 m away

Stadtbad Krefeld
1.3 km away

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Museum
1.4 km away

Krefeld Hbf
1.5 km away

War memorials unknown
502 m away