Category: ROMOWIE I INNI (page 3)

Historical background Mittelbau-Dora labour camp (Arbeitslager Dora, Konzentrationslager Mittelbau-Dora) – German concentration camp, founded near Nordhausen (Thuringia, Germany). The camp…

Historical background In 1933, over 500 Gypsies lived in Karlsruhe and its surrounding area. At least 200 of them were…

Historical background From spring 1944 to April 1945, in the upper part of Seestraße there was an SS concentration camp…

Description of commemoration A large granite plaque with a sandblasted inscription is placed on the wall next to the entrance…

Historical background A plaque dedicated to the Sinti and Roma commemorates about 200 Gypsies from Munich, deported and murdered in…

See also: Hannover (plaque, Altwarmbüchener-Moorwaldweg) Historical background The first concentration camp in Hamburg was located on the northern city limits…

Historical background See: Hamburg – Neuengamme (camp) See also: Hamburg – Neuengamme (plaque)   Description of commemoration At the permanent…

See also: Hamburg – Neuengamme (exhibition) Historical background See: Hamburg – Neuengamme (camp) Despite the fact that KL Neuengamme, as…

Historical background See: Hamburg (plaque, Lohseplatz) Description of commemoration Heading from the connex container with the exhibition at Lohseplatz to…

Historical background See: Hamburg (plaque, Lohseplatz)   Description of commemoration A white connex container was placed at Lohseplatz, the former…

Historical background The idea of ​​resettling all Gypsies from Hamburg to one collective camp arose as early as 1937. The…