The Stolpersteine Guide
Explore the history behind the Stolpersteine right where it was written.
- All Stolpersteine on one map, with the place they were laid and the address
- Biographies with photos, audio and video
- Themed guided tours to the Stolpersteine, in the app
Towns with Stolpersteine
The content comes from the local initiatives that document the Stolpersteine of their town. Pick a town to see its Stolpersteine and biographies.
Your town is missing? Initiatives that look after the Stolpersteine of their town can register for free and add their content themselves.
Request accessWhat are Stolpersteine?
Stolpersteine ("stumbling stones") are an art project by Gunter Demnig. The small brass plaques are set into the pavement in front of the last freely chosen home of people who were persecuted, deported, expelled or murdered under National Socialism. Each stone gives the name, year of birth and fate of one person. Since the 1990s, more than 100,000 Stolpersteine have been laid in many European countries.
More about Gunter Demnig's project at stolpersteine.eu.
Free thanks to your help
Map, biographies and app are free to use. If you like the project, we would be glad of your support with a small amount.
Thank you to our supporters
- Martin Schreyer
- Claudia Körner
- Anett Humboldt
- Peter Hein
and 6 more who prefer not to be named
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