Deportation Plaque - Martinskirche Stuttgart, Germany, BW - The Holocaust on Waymarking.com

At the wall of the protestant church 'Martinskirche' in Stuttgart, Germany, Baden-Württemberg is a plaque located which remembers the deportation of the Jewish citizens of Stuttgart.

The Jewish people have been deported to Theresienstadt from the nearby train station 'Nordbahnhof' in the years 1941-45. The plaque was placed here in 1991.

Text of plaque:
'Zur Erinnerung
Zum Gedenken
Zur Mahnung

An dieser Kirche vorbei wurden zahllose, vor allem jüdische Opfer des nationalsozialistischen Unrechtregimes zu den Bahngleisen des Nordbahnhofs geführt und in Elend und Tod geschickt.

Unter den Augen der evangelischen Martinsgemeinde wurden sie deportiert.
1941-1945
1991'

(To remember
In memory
To the reminder

Along this church numerous innumerable, especially Jewish, victims of the National Socialist wrong regime were led to the railroad tracks of the Nordbahnhof and sent to miseries and death.

They were deported under the eyes of the Protestant Martinsgemeinde.
1941-1945
1991)


My personal feelings at this location:
What would I have done? I don't know!

Physical Address: Markuskirche Eckartstraße 2 Stuttgart, BW German 70191 Date Dedicated: 01/01/1941 Supporting Website: [Web Link] Fee/Donation: free Memorial Type: Monument/Plaque

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