dossenheim

Anita

This Stolperstein marks the last voluntary residence of Anita, a victim of the Nazi tyranny. The small brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a memorial to her life and the tragic circumstances of her death. It is a quiet corner in

Betty Meyer

This memorial honors Betty Meyer, a victim of the Holocaust whose memory is kept alive in the streets of Dossenheim. The site stands as a beacon of remembrance, calling upon visitors to acknowledge the suffering endured by the local Jewish

Burgstall Mauersechseck (Wolfsgrund)

The Burgstall Mauersechseck, located in the Wolfsgrund area, are the earthworks and foundations of a medieval hill castle. These archaeological remnants offer a glimpse into the defensive strategies of the region's early inhabitants. Surrou

Dr. Werner Grimm

A Stolperstein for Dr. Werner Grimm, a Jewish citizen of Dossenheim whose life was cut short by the Holocaust. The brass plaque, set flush with the pavement, is a subtle but powerful educational tool. It challenges visitors to confront the

Dr. Werner Grimm Memorial

This solemn marker commemorates Dr. Werner Grimm, a respected physician whose dedication to healthcare profoundly impacted the lives of Schriesheim's residents. Situated near his former practice or a significant local site, the memorial ser

Elisabeth Schäfer

This Stolperstein commemorates Elisabeth Schäfer, a victim of Nazi persecution from Dossenheim. The gleaming brass surface contrasts with the gray stone of the street, drawing the eye and the mind to a specific life lost. It is part of a de

Elisabeth Schäfer Memorial

Honoring Elisabeth Schäfer, this memorial plaque celebrates the life and work of a woman who made lasting contributions to the cultural and social life of Schriesheim. Found in a prominent location, it highlights her specific achievements,

Elisabeth Stammler

This Stolperstein commemorates Elisabeth Stammler, a victim of Nazi persecution from Dossenheim. The hand-lettered brass plaque is a small but powerful monument, a personal marker in a public space. It invites passersby to learn about the i

Elisabeth Stammler Memorial

Honoring Elisabeth Stammler, this memorial celebrates a woman whose philanthropy or community service left an enduring legacy in Schriesheim. The plaque details her generous acts and the positive changes she initiated, serving as an inspira

Emergency Works 1921

This memorial plaque marks the site of urgent reconstruction efforts undertaken in Dossenheim during the turbulent year of 1921. It serves as a somber reminder of the community's resilience and the economic hardships faced in the aftermath

Emergency Works 1921 Plaque

Marking a pivotal moment in Heidelberg's social history, this plaque commemorates the emergency relief works undertaken in 1921 during a time of economic hardship. It serves as a somber reminder of the community's resilience and the collect

Fritz Frey

This memorial honors Fritz Frey, a significant figure whose legacy is deeply woven into the local history of Dossenheim. The site serves as a quiet testament to the community's past, inviting visitors to reflect on the individual's contribu

G.H. 1845

Marking the founding year of a pioneering local distillery, this engraved stone façade speaks of Dossenheim’s 19th-century spirit of innovation. The bold numerals ‘1845’ stand above a weathered archway, once the entrance to steam-powered pr

Hermann Oestreicher

This memorial in Dossenheim stands as a tribute to Hermann Oestreicher, a victim of the Nazi regime's systematic extermination policies. The site acts as a solemn reminder of the human cost of prejudice and the importance of remembering tho

Ilse Heseler

This memorial marker in Dossenheim pays tribute to Ilse Heseler, a resident whose life was ended by the Nazi persecution. The stone stands quietly in the neighborhood where she once lived, serving as a physical anchor for the memories of th

Im Weiher

This Stolperstein at Im Weiher commemorates a victim of the Nazi regime in Dossenheim. The memorial is integrated into the local streetscape, serving as a quiet reminder of the past. It encourages passersby to reflect on the individual stor

Irene Schäfer

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Irene Schäfer, a victim of the Nazi regime, embedded in the pavement of Dossenheim. The small brass plaque, often polished by rain and footsteps, serves as a quiet but powerful reminder of the individual li

Juliane Stöhr

A Stolperstein for Juliane Stöhr, a Dossenheim resident who was a victim of the Nazi regime. The simple brass plaque, inscribed by hand, carries the weight of a life interrupted by hatred. It lies embedded in the sidewalk, a permanent fixtu

Juliane Stöhr Memorial

This memorial is dedicated to Juliane Stöhr, a notable resident whose influence extended beyond her immediate family to benefit the wider town. The plaque serves as a permanent record of her kindness, leadership, or artistic talents that en

Karl Wilhelm Kraft

This Stolperstein honors Karl Wilhelm Kraft, a victim of the Nazi regime from Dossenheim. The small brass cube, set into the cobblestone, is a stark contrast to the everyday bustle of the street. It serves as a tangible link to the past, fo

Karl Wilhelm Kraft Memorial

Commemorating Karl Wilhelm Kraft, this memorial honors a man who played a pivotal role in the development of Schriesheim's infrastructure or industry. His name is etched into the town's collective memory, representing a legacy of innovation

Katharina Möll

This Stolperstein honors Katharina Möll, a resident of Dossenheim who was persecuted by the Nazi regime. The small, hand-engraved brass cube is a humble yet profound monument, often polished by the touch of passersby. It connects the presen

Katharina Möll Memorial

Dedicated to Katharina Möll, this memorial plaque honors a significant local figure whose life and contributions left an indelible mark on the community. Located in a quiet corner of the town, it invites passersby to pause and reflect on th

Klara Oppenheimer

This Stolperstein honors Klara Oppenheimer, a victim of the Holocaust, and is a fixture in Heidelberg's streetscape. The stones are a powerful educational tool, turning the entire city into a classroom. They ensure that the names and fates

Kronenburg (Ostburg)

Kronenburg (Westburg)

Kurt Heseler

Lehrerwohnhaus

Lina Bender

Margaretha Bähr

Philipp Sauer

Philipp Sauer Memorial

Phillip Kunkel

Roman Jupiter Giant Columns

Rosa Oestreicher

Ruine Wolfsgrund

Salomon „Saly“ Oestreicher

Schanze Kronenburg

Schauenburg

Schauenburg Castle Ruins

Sigmund Oppenheimer

Sigmund Oppenheimer Memorial Stone

Southeast Tower

Southwest Tower

Steinbruch Leferenz

Stolperstein for Klara Oppenheimer

Walter Oppenheimer

Zeughaus (Armory)

Liederkranz Monument

Memorial Stone 300 Years Friedrichsfeld

Otto Bauder House