List of stumbling blocks in Frankfurt-Praunheim

Stumbling blocks in Frankfurt am Main

The list of the stumbling blocks in Frankfurt leads the artist Gunter Demnig laid stumbling blocks in Frankfurt on. The Stolpersteine ​​in Frankfurt am Main e. V. has arranged the laying of almost 1,500 stumbling blocks since November 2003. The initiative is supported by the city of Frankfurt as well as numerous institutions, including the Jewish Museum and the Institute for Urban History . There are more stumbling blocks than in Frankfurt only in Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne.

During the National Socialist era , 10,231 Jews from Frankfurt am Main were deported from the Grossmarkthalle as a collection point. Around 9,500 of them were murdered. When it was laid in Frankfurt in October 2018, the seventy thousandth stone was laid.
The districts are laid out according to the list of districts of Frankfurt am Main . The districts without a link have no stumbling blocks.

list

 Map with all coordinates of Stolpersteinen in Praunheim: OSM

address	Surname	Inscription with additions	Laying date	image	annotation
Damashkeanger 128	Rudolf Simon	Rudolf Simon nee lived here . August 1, 1901 deported Auschwitz January 26, 1945 Buchenwald murdered March 1, 1945	May 18, 2015
Ludwig-Landmann-Strasse 46	Selma Zins born Schwanthaler	Selma Zins nee lived here . Schwanthaler born October 3rd, 1907 deported 1943 Ravensbrück survived / liberated	May 18, 2015
Am Treutengraben 3	Albrecht Ege	Albrecht Ege nee lived here . January 31, 1878 in the resistance arrested 1942 Frankfurt-Preungesheim prison, executed January 23, 1943	April 25, 2008		was a trained carpenter , managing director, trade unionist and SPD politician , is seen as the great-grandfather of IG Bau . Managing Director of the "Association of Social Construction Companies" - a predecessor of " Neue Heimat ".

Commons : Stolpersteine ​​in Frankfurt am Main-Praunheim  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Hans Riebsamen: There are now 1000 stumbling blocks in Frankfurt. In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . May 16, 2015, p. 33 , accessed May 18, 2015 . 
2. ^ Adolf Diamant: Deportation book of Jews who were forcibly sent from Frankfurt am Main in the years 1941 to 1945
3. ↑ 70,000. Stumbling stone relocated in Frankfurt . In: hessenschau.de . October 23, 2018 ( hessenschau.de [accessed November 4, 2018]).

Remarks

1. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the information comes from the website of the City of Frankfurt am Main.