
Gedenkskulptur für die in Mannheim ermordeten Juden
Reflecting on history, shaping a mindful future
Did you know?
The Glass Cube in Mannheim was designed by Jochen Kitzbihler and erected in 2003 right in the pedestrian zone to commemorate the Jewish victims of National Socialism.
Guided Story
As you approach this glass cube, notice how the light plays on its surface. It’s like a transparent gateway to the past, shedding light on a dark chapter of history. Did you know the glass symbolizes both the fragility of life and the enduring power of memory? Right in front of you, in the middle of the Planken, this cube stands as a silent witness. Each step you take here echoes the lives once lived in this very place. Remember, this site isn't just about mourning, but also about hope and the commitment to a better future. And if you turn towards the Grupello Pyramid behind you, imagine the vibrant life that once thrived here, full of energy and diversity.
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Location
Nearby

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