Memorial Synagogue Lindenstraße
The synagogue along the Lindenstraße was burned during the Kristallnacht (9-10 November 1938). From 1939, it was used as grain silo. During the Second World War, the former synagogue substained further damage and it was finally demolished in 1956. This memorial consists of a number of concrete benches, symbolizing the wooden benches that stood in this synagogue.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Kaj Metz
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