
Monumentdc11930f…f256Place of Remembrance
Den Opfern des Faschismus
A Somber Reminder of Fascism's Horrors
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Founded in 1949, the Memorial for the Victims of Fascism in Leipzig serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities committed under fascist rule. Located in the Südfriedhof, it stands as a call to remember history and uphold the values of humanity. Visitors are invited to reflect on the past and the enduring responsibility it imparts.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1949
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Guided Story
Right here, you stand before a significant memorial, created by Walter Arnold in 1949. It commemorates the victims of fascism, serving as a solemn reminder of history's darkest chapters. This statue stands as a symbol of remembrance and reflection. To the east, about 136 meters away, lies the Südfriedhof. If you look north, approximately 375 meters away, you'll see the Völkerschlachtdenkmal, another site steeped in historical memory. These places are woven together by the stories of the past that they preserve.
Location
Nearby

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