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22.12.2025
End-of-year newsletter 2025

End-of-year newsletter to the survivors of Neuengamme concentration camp, relatives of victims of Nazi persecution and friends of our memorial work read more
18.11.2025
On the trail of their persecuted family in Hamburg

In September 2025, descendants of the Oppenheim family visited the Fuhlsbüttel Memorial, the Hannoverscher Bahnhof Memorial and the Stadthaus Remembrance Site. Together with Sabine Brunotte, who researched their ancestors for the Stolperstein initiative, they set out to trace their family's history in Hamburg. read more
25.10.2025
Photographs of Deportations From Hamburg Identified

Until now, no photographs of the deportations of Hamburg's Jewish population were known to exist. Now, three photographs from October 1941 have been identified. They show deportees and police officers arriving at the assembly point at the Lodge in Moorweidenstraße on October 24, 1941, and being transported to Hanover Station the following day. read more
04.04.2025
‘I had returned. Alone.’ – The end of the war and the liberation in 1945 from the perspective of Hamburg survivors of Nazi persecution

An open-air exhibition in the ‘Fuge’ at denk.mal Hannoverscher Bahnhof memorial site, Lohsepark HafenCity. Exhibition run: 28 April – 31 October 2025 read more
17.12.2024
End-of-year newsletter

End-of-year newsletter to the survivors of Neuengamme concentration camp, relatives of victims of Nazi persecution and friends of our memorial work. read more
04.11.2024
Visit by Julia Maria Hochfeld Baker at the Hannoverscher Bahnhof Commemorative Site

On October 29, 2024, Julia Maria Hochfeld Baker and her grandson Israel Hochfeld Baker Monteiro from Brazil visited the Hannoverscher Bahnhof Commemorative Site. Sabine Brunotte from the Stumbling Stone Initiative accompanied them. Julia Maria Hochfeld Baker's grandparents, Alfred Hochfeld and Julie Hochfeld, née Linz, were deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto on July 15, 1942 via the Hannoverscher Bahnhof. read more
21.04.2024
“Without Any Hope of Return.” Deportation Gathering Points in Hamburg

A photo installation in the "Fuge" at denk.mal Hannoverscher Bahnhof, 27 April–31 October 2024 read more
14.03.2024
‘Without Any Hope of Return’. Deportation gathering points in Hamburg

A photography installation in the Fuge at the denk.mal Hannoverscher Bahnhof memorial site, 27 April to 4 August 2024 read more
13.12.2023
End-of-year newsletter 2023/2024

End-of-year newsletter to survivors, relatives of victims of Nazi persecution, and friends of our memorial work. read more
30.11.2023
“History in the Present": Report from the 9th "Future of Remembrance" Forum

At the annual "Future of Remembrance" forum, descendants of victims and perpetrators of Nazi persecution met with memorial site staff and other interested parties to discuss issues related to the culture of remembrance. read more