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"Sensenmann"

The 'Sensenmann' (Grim Reaper) is a striking Stolperstein in Cologne's Altstadt Nord, unique for its symbolic depiction rather than a personal name. This memorial stone features an engraved image of the Grim Reaper, representing the anonymo

A Sinto

This Stolperstein in Deutz is unique, commemorating 'a Sinto'—a member of the Sinti community, an ethnic group targeted by the Nazis. The lack of a full name underscores the systematic dehumanization they faced, making this stone a symbol f

Abolish Nuclear Weapons

This striking public installation in Altstadt Nord serves as a bold political statement advocating for the complete abolition of nuclear weapons. The artwork, often featuring bold typography or symbolic imagery, reflects the ongoing global

Abraham Katz

This Stolperstein marks the last voluntary residence of Abraham Katz in the Altstadt Nord, commemorating a Jewish citizen deported during the Holocaust. The small brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible reminder of the in

Abraham Mohl

Abraham Mohl is celebrated through a dignified marker that reflects the importance of scholarship and education in shaping urban culture. In Altstadt Nord’s walkable streets, the plaque invites visitors to consider how ideas—carefully nurtu

Abraham Siegfried

A commemorative marker honoring Abraham Siegfried, this site reflects the practice of remembering notable residents through discreet urban signage. Situated close to historic streets, it quietly links present-day passersby to past contribut

Abraham Siegfried Memorial Stone

This Stolperstein in Altstadt Nord commemorates Abraham Siegfried, a member of the local Jewish community whose life was lost during the Holocaust. The brass plaque embedded in the sidewalk serves as a poignant reminder of the individual st

Adele Benjamin geb. Neumark

This Stolperstein in Cologne marks the former residence of Adele Benjamin, born Neumark, a victim of the Shoah. Embedded in the pavement, the brass plaque serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives lost to persecution. It invites

Adele Benjamin geb. Neumark - Stolperstein

Located in the Deutz district of Cologne, this Stolperstein serves as a humble yet powerful memorial to Adele Benjamin, a victim of the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, the brass cobblestone invites passersby to pause and reflect on t

Adele Benjamin geb. Neumark Stolperstein

Located in the Altstadt Süd, the Stolperstein for Adele Benjamin, née Neumark, commemorates a woman who perished during the Holocaust. This brass cobblestone embedded in the pavement serves as a tangible link to the past, preserving the mem

Adele Gatzert geb. Seligmann

Located in the historic Altstadt Nord, this memorial marker honors Adele Gatzert, née Seligmann, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass plaque embedded in the street pavement serves as a tangible reminder of the individual lives lost to

Adele Gatzert geb. Seligmann-Stolperstein

This brass cobblestone in Riehl marks the last voluntary residence of Adele Gatzert, born Seligmann. As part of the Stolperstein project, it ensures that the name of this victim is not forgotten. The marker stands as a silent witness to the

Adele Katz

This Stolperstein for Adele Katz is a small, gleaming monument embedded in the streets of Altstadt Nord. It is part of a poignant, city-wide network of memorials that personalize the immense tragedy of the Holocaust. The stone's simple insc

Adele Randerrath (née Moses)

This Stolperstein in Riehl honors Adele Randerrath, born Moses, who suffered under the Nazi regime. Embedded in the pavement, it marks her last voluntary residence before deportation. The memorial transforms an ordinary street corner into a

Adele Randerrath geb. Moses

Adele Randerrath, née Moses, is remembered via this Stolperstein in the Altstadt Nord. The memorial stone embedded in the sidewalk marks her last voluntary residence before deportation. It serves as a tangible connection to the Jewish histo

Adele Randerrath geb. Moses Stolperstein

Embedded in the pavement of Neuehrenfeld, this memorial stone honors Adele Randerrath, née Moses, a victim of the Holocaust. It marks the last self-determined residence of a woman whose life was stolen by the systematic persecution of Jews

Adele Steiner geb. Eckstein

Embedded in the pavement of Cologne's Altstadt Nord, this memorial stone honors Adele Steiner, born Eckstein. It serves as a poignant reminder of the Jewish community that once thrived in this area before being dismantled by the Holocaust.

Adelheid Potrafke geb. Oppenheimer

This commemorative marker honors Adelheid Potrafke (née Oppenheimer), preserving her connection to Altstadt Nord’s social fabric. In a city landscape shaped by migration and change, such plaques help keep individual lives visible within bro

Adler

This Stolperstein marks the last known address of the Adler family in the Altstadt Nord, serving as a somber reminder of their fate. The brass plate embedded in the ground preserves the names of those who were deported and murdered during t

Adolf Buchheimer

Adolf Buchheimer is commemorated by this Stolperstein in the historic Altstadt Nord. This small brass marker preserves the memory of an individual whose life was tragically cut short. It stands as a testament to the resilience of memory aga

Adolf Buchheimer Memorial

This site in Altstadt Sud commemorates Adolf Buchheimer, marking the absence left by the destruction of Jewish life in the city. The memorial serves as a focal point for reflection on the loss of culture, tradition, and family bonds that de

Adolf Clarenbach and Peter von Fliesteden

This memorial honors Adolf Clarenbach and Peter von Fliesteden, two Protestant martyrs who were executed in Cologne in 1529 for their religious beliefs. The monument, often a simple plaque or stone, marks a significant site of Reformation h

Adolf Clarenbach und Peter von Fliesteden

This memorial commemorates Adolf Clarenbach and Peter von Fliesteden, two Protestant martyrs burned at the stake in Cologne in 1529 for their religious beliefs. The bronze sculpture captures their defiant spirit, set against a backdrop of m

Adolf Euteneuer

This Stolperstein in Altstadt Sud honors Adolf Euteneuer, remembering his life and tragic end under the Nazi regime. The memorial is integrated into the urban fabric, ensuring that the history of the Jewish community remains visible in ever

Adolf Euteneuer Memorial

Adolf Günter

Adolf Levy

Adolf Loewy

Adolf Ranzenberg

Adolf Ranzenberg Memorial

Adolf Schütz

Adolf Weil

Adolf Weil (Stolperstein)

Adolf Weil Memorial Stone

African Dwarf Goats, Alpaca

African Savanna with Giraffe, Striped Gnu, Böhm’s Zebra and Impala

Albert Bendix

Albert Bergen

Albert Bergen Stolperstein

Albert Capell

Albert Capell (Stolperstein)

Albert Capell Memorial Stone

Albert Cohen-Stolperstein

Albert Elias

Albert Elias Memorial

Albert Hertz

Albert Hirsch

Albert Hirsch Memorial

Albert Hirsch Memorial Stone

Albert Jakob Mendel

Albert Jakob Mendel Memorial

Albert Jakob Mendel Stolperstein

Albert Kaufmann Stolperstein

Albert Levy Memorial Stone

Albert Richter

Albert Schaeller

Albert Schaeller - Stolperstein

Albert Schaeller Stolperstein

Albert Schnock

Albert Schnock Stolperstein

Albert Schwarz

Albert Schönfeld

Albert Tobias

Albert Veit

Albertine Wolff geb. Isaac

Albertus Magnus Statue

Albrecht Waller

Alexander Baruch

Alexander Buscher

Alexander Buscher Memorial

Alexander Buscher Stolperstein

Alexander Klibansky

Alexander Klibansky Memorial

Alexander Klibansky Memorial Stone

Alexander Klibansky Stolperstein

Alexander Mesinov Memorial

Alexander Mesinow

Alexander Weinberg

Alexandra Franke

Alfons Kaplan

Alfred Braun

Alfred Erich Kaufmann

Alfred Erich Kaufmann Memorial

Alfred Erich Kaufmann Memorial Stone

Alfred Frank

Alfred Goldfisch

Alfred Goldfisch Memorial

Alfred Goldfisch Memorial Stone

Alfred Heinemann

Alfred Katz

Alfred Katz Memorial Stone

Alfred Marx

Alfred Moritz Wulf

Alfred Moritz Wulf Stolperstein

Alfred Mosbach

Alfred Mosbach Memorial

Alfred Moses

Alfred Moses Memorial

Alfred Moses Stolperstein

Alfred Robert Nethe