Memorial "Luggage" Vliet / Molensteeg
The Memorial "Luggage" in Leiden consists of six old-fashioned suitcases of different types of stone. The suitcases are scattered throughout the city. The memorial is in memory of the Jewish inhabitants of Leiden who were murdered during the Second World War.
The cases were made by artist Ram Katzir and were unveiled on 17 march 2010.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Hans Monster (1), Henk Breuker (2)
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