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Tod durch Bomben

A silent reminder of war's devastating impact

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This striking sculpture from 1974 serves as a poignant reminder of the destruction caused by bombings and the suffering they bring. Created by artist Vadim Sidur, the monument highlights the horrors of war and the importance of peace. With wheelchair accessibility, everyone can experience this powerful expression of human suffering and hope for a better future. Let the emotive power of this art touch you and reflect on both the past and the potential for a more peaceful world.

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Created by artist Vadim Sidur in 1974, the 'Death by Bombs' sculpture serves as a poignant reminder of the horrors of war.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1974
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Feel the quiet around you? Let it wash over you as you stand before this sculpture. It tells a story of a moment that shook the world. Vadim Sidur, the artist, was a war survivor himself. His work here doesn't just show the horrors of war, but also the resilience of humanity rising from it. To your left is St. Johannis Church—a symbol of hope and renewal. Nearby, you’ll find monuments for Bertha Löbmann and Dr. Leopold Obermayer, reminding us of more personal stories of loss. Take a moment to reflect on the countless lives changed by war, and the hope for a more peaceful future.