
Monumentc5955e78…d624Place of Remembrance
23. Sept 1923 Alma Mater Lipsiensis
Honoring Jewish Members of Trauma Surgery
Counts toward these achievements:
Leipzig: First Steps10 pts
Leipzig: Explorer25 pts
Leipzig: Insider50 pts
The stumbling threshold by Gunter Demnig commemorates the founding of the German Society for Trauma Surgery on September 23, 1923, and honors the 36 Jewish members who suffered the revocation of their promotion, approval, or health insurance license between 1933 and 1945, were forced into exile, or driven to death. This brass memorial stands as a reminder against forgetting and to remember the victims of the Nazi era.
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