Monumente005c068…3be5Place of Remembrance

Mahnmal für die deportierten und ermordeten Wiesbadener Sinti und Roma

A poignant reminder of history in Wiesbaden

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Wiesbaden: First Steps10 pts

Wiesbaden: Explorer25 pts

Wiesbaden: Insider50 pts

The Memorial for the Deported and Murdered Sinti and Roma of Wiesbaden serves as a powerful testament to the suffering endured during the Holocaust. Since its dedication in December 1992, it stands in Bahnhofstraße as a symbol against forgetting and a call for respect and tolerance. Visitors are encouraged to reflect in this tranquil setting and appreciate the significance of remembrance culture.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1992

Guided Story

As you stand here, you might notice the gentle hum of the city in the background. But for a moment, focus on the quiet solemnity of this memorial. It tells the tale of a community nearly lost to history's shadows. Imagine the vibrant life that once filled this area before tragedy struck. Behind you, Bahnhofstraße was once a place of departure — for many, into an uncertain fate. These stones and plaques are more than memories; they're reminders of a legacy we must never forget. Let's pause and reflect on how we can embody respect and tolerance today.