List of displaced persons in Baden-Württemberg (A – I)

This list of expellee monuments in Baden-Württemberg (A – I) shows the monuments to the Germans who were expelled from or perished there after the Second World War from the eastern areas of the German Empire and from settlement areas in eastern Europe. It includes thank you boards for being accepted in West Germany.

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image	place	location	year	description
	Bask	Forest cemetery: Transylvania, East Prussia, Silesia, Sudetenland, Pomerania, Danube Swabia	1950/1984	"The dead of the homeland." - "In 1945 the expulsion of 18,000,000 German people from their centuries-old homeland began - 3,000,000 died in the process."
0	Bask	Memorial cross on the cemetery in Unterkochen	1964	"The dead of home."
0	Alfdorf	Forecourt of the Catholic Church on Kirchstrasse		“We remember the lost homeland. Our dead who rest there and the fallen. "
0	Asperg	graveyard	1985	“To commemorate the old homeland - to honor the dead - to thank the new homeland - to the living reminder 1945 - 1985.” - “East and West Prussia, Danzig, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland, Transylvania, Bessarabia, Danube Swabia and other settlement areas . Erected by the expellees in Asperg on September 22, 1985. "
	Backnang	Maubacher Höhe, stele by Oskar Kreibich	1976	"The old homeland in memory, the new homeland in gratitude."
	Bad Saulgau	Memorial for the fallen of both world wars, the victims of the Nazi tyranny and the expellees who died		"In permanent memory of the more than two million dead from flight and expulsion between 1944 and 1947."
0	Bad Schönborn	In the mortuary at the cemetery in Bad Langenbrücken, memorial of the community Para Butsch: Para Butsch , Vojvodina	1969	“In memory of the German settlement in Parabutsch founded in 1786 under Emperor Joseph II. Dedicated to the centenary celebration of the settlement in 1886. ”-“ The Parabutsch homeland and its dead! Fled, abducted, and expelled from 1944–45. Erected in honor of the survivors from all over the world on May 25, 1969. "
0	Bammental	Cemetery, Ostlandkreuz	1958	"The dead at home, the victims of displacement."
0	Bartenstein (Schrozberg)	Ostlandkreuz	1953	"Home is peace."
0	Besigheim	Wooden cross with memorial stone in the old cemetery	1995	"The dead of home." - "The victims of war, flight and displacement."
0	Beuren (near Nürtingen)	Entrance to the cemetery: Donauschwaben, Jarek	1987	“The survivors of the Danube Swabian community of Jarek from Yugoslavia built this facility in grateful memories. German settlers founded this place in 1787, which was home to their descendants until they were expelled in 1944. September 1987. ”-“ In memory of our dead. Jarek municipality. "
0	Biberach an der Riss	Wall relief on the city wall on the Schillerhöhe: Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Prussia, Transylvania, Danube region, Southeast Europe (1940–1946), Russia and the Baltic States (1998)	1946/1998	“Germans from Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Prussia, Transylvania, Danube region, Southeastern Europe 1940-1946. Expellees. "- 1998:" Germans from Russia and the Baltic States. "
	Bietigheim-Bissingen	House of the Zuckmantler Heimatstube: Zuckmantel , Jeseníky Mountains	1965	“The expellees from Zuckmantel - Endersdorf - Hermannstadt - Ober- und Niedergrund Reihwiesen commemorate their home in the Jeseníky Mountains and thank the city of Bietigheim-Bissingen for taking over the sponsorship. Anno Domini 1965. "
0	Birkenfeld (Württemberg)	Memorial stone at the corner of Alte Pforzheimer Strasse and Berliner Strasse		"Loyalty to the homeland, to the victims of the East German homeland."
0	Bisingen	Memorial stone for Nikolaus Lenau on the B 27 to Balingen: Banat
0	Blaubeuren	Christofsgrund , Neuland (Sudetenland)
	Boeblingen	Forest cemetery (since 2009): Bohemia ( Schluckenau , Rumburg , Warnsdorf )	1981
0	Boeblingen	Cube on Berliner Platz (dismantled due to dilapidation): Wroclaw city arms, Berlin. - Freedom, law, unity. - Germany within the borders of 1937.		"We want to be a united people of brothers."
0	Bönnigheim	Cemetery, memorial cross	1954, 1995	“The dead of the homeland.” - “In memory of the victims of war, flight and displacement. The expellees 1945–1995. "
0	Bopfingen	Spitalplatz, oak tree with memorial stone	Homeland Day 1985	"1945–1985. This oak was planted on Homeland Day in memory of displacement and successful integration. "
0	Crailsheim	Cemetery of honor: East-West Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland, Transylvania, Danube Swabia, Bessarabia	1999
0	Crailsheim	Ostlandkreuz on Krekelberg	1953/1988
	Dietenheim	Memorial of the city of Dietenheim
0	Ditzingen	Left at the entrance to the cemetery		"The dead of home."
	Donaueschingen	Memorial stone on the cemetery of honor	1983	“We remember the victims of flight and displacement and the dead in their distant homeland. The expellees. "
0	Donzdorf	Memorial in the cemetery		"We are only guests on earth and wander without rest, through various complaints to the eternal home." - "The memory of the dear dead of our home."
0	Dossenheim	Memorial stone in front of the town hall	1988	“Our homeland in memory. After the Second World War, over 1100 displaced persons from the German-speaking eastern regions were accepted in Dossenheim in the years 1945–1946. "
0	Durmersheim	Memorial stone at the old cemetery on Speyerstraße	1955	“Our unforgettable homeland and its dead in 1945. Confederation of expelled German Durmersheim. August 1955. "
0	Ebersbach an der Fils	7 m high wooden cross at the highest point near the cemetery
0	Edingen-Neckarhausen	Memorial stone in the cemetery	1968
0	Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen	Memorial stone in the Wetterkreuz development area, Luisenstrasse 44–46: Danube Swabia, Sudetenland	1943
	Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen	Cemetery, 5 old tombstones from the Batschka		“Siwatz in the Batschka 1786–1944. Neu-Siwatz was founded on May 1, 1786 under Franz Josef II as a purely German community. The 135 families of the Reformed faith settled here all came from the Palatinate, from Rheinhessen and from Alsace-Lorraine. At the time of the expulsion, the two sister communities in Neu-Siwatz and Alt-Siwatz had 4,982 German residents. The tombstones erected here from the cemetery of the Reformed parish in Neu-Siwatz remind of the settlement and expulsion of the Germans and the destruction of their churches and cemeteries. "
0	Ehningen	Memorial stone on the wall of the old cemetery	1955
0	Ehningen	Thank you plaque from 1000 displaced persons from Eastern and Southeastern Europe for the integration in 1946, at the corner of Hildrizhauser Strasse / Schloßstrasse, at the Protestant church	1986
0	Eislingen / Fils	Nord Friedhof, Ostlandkreuz with memorial stone	1955/1982
	Elchingen	Memorial cross and stone slab on the edge of a housing estate on the outskirts of Neresheim	1955
0	Ellwangen (Jagst)	Wooden cross (1958) and two boulders (1984) at the foot of the Galgenwald in Feldholz-Hochgericht - expellees and fallen soldiers from both World Wars from East and West Prussia, Danzig, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland (Bohemia-Moravia), Sudeten-Silesia, Baltic States, Poland , Slovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania and Russia	1958/1984
0	Eppingen	Cemetery in Waldstrasse, Ostlandkreuz (1957) with two memorial plaques (1970)	1957/1970
0	Erbach (Danube)	Stone cross in the cemetery	1956
0	Essingen (Württemberg)	Cemetery, memorial cross made of wrought iron with extracts from the charter of the German expellees , coat of arms of Transylvania, East Prussia, Silesia, Sudetenland, Pomerania, Danube Swabia (1959); Extension to the memorial against expulsion and for the right of home for all people (1980)
	Esslingen am Neckar	At the funeral hall of the Pliens cemetery in Zollberg: Cross of the East	1953
0	Esslingen	Panoramastraße: Lenau bust, gathering of the Danube Swabians	1954
0	Ettenheim	Catholic cemetery next to the church, high cross with two stone tablets (Baltenland, Buchenland, Brandenburg, Gdansk, East Prussia; Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland, Wartheland, West Prussia)	1958/59
0	Ettlingen	Bruchhausen (Ettlingen) , cemetery: stone stele Kernei , Batschka		`WILL FLOWERS WILL PAUSE`
0	Ettlingen	Cemetery: sandstone cross and stone slab
0	Freiberg am Neckar	City hall interior, incorporation of 1000 people in Beihingen, Geisingen and Heutingsheim
0	Freiburg in Breisgau	Hochkreuz at the main cemetery in Freiburg im Breisgau
0	Freudental	Foyer of the town hall, reception of 572 displaced persons and refugees	1985
0	Freudenstadt	Memorial stone in Courbevoie Park	2001
	Friedrichshafen	Green area on the Rotach, Lake Constance at the marina: 12 coats of arms (Russian-German, Baltic States, West Prussia, East Prussia, Sudetenland, Upper Silesia, Transylvania, Brandenburg, Danzig, Pomerania, Silesia, Danube Swabia)
0	Friedrichshafen	Cemetery in Hochstrasse: Hochkreuz
0	Geislingen an der Steige	Albhöhe Schildwacht: Ostland cross with bronze plaque, South Moravia	1950/1992
0	Gerlingen	Silesian Forest School Reichenstein, Złoty Stok	1989/1991
0	Gernsbach	Rumpelberg: coat of arms of eastern and central German provinces	1960
0	Gernsbach	Corner of Hebelstrasse / Gottlieb-Klump-Strasse: Schlesierstein, coat of arms of Silesia	1982
	Giengen on the Brenz	Memorial at the funeral hall in the cemetery: Bohemian Forest, Danube Swabia, East and West Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland	1988
0	Giengen on the Brenz	Memorial plaque on the funeral hall, Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft	1975
0	Went to the Fils	Forecourt of the Johanneskirche: memorial with a surrounding relief by Hans Neuwirth	1983
	Görwihl	Main entrance to the Hotzenwaldhalle: Saderlach , the only Alemannic village in the Banat	1995
0	Goeppingen	Wall of the Mörikeanlage at the war memorial, memorial plaque	1980
0	Goeppingen	Mörikeanlage: memorial bell (1721) for the Schönhengstgau	1980
0	Goeppingen	Mörikeanlage: stele for the Banat Swabians	1977
0	Großerlach	Cemetery, memorial to the Bessarabian Germans	1976
0	Hechingen , the sponsor city for Oleśnica	Heiligkreuz cemetery: memorial stone of the city of Oels / Silesia	1955
0	Hechingen	Cenotaph behind the collegiate church	1955
0	Hechingen	Middle corridor of the 2nd floor in the new town hall: City arms of Oels, Silesian eagle	1958
0	Hechingen	Middle corridor of the 1st floor in the new town hall: memorial plaque of the Oelser	1964
0	Heidelberg	Kurfürsten-Anlage, Poststraße: Thanks to the 1200 expellees from Odrau for the admission in 1946	2002
0	Heidenheim an der Brenz	Parking lot on Schlesienstrasse: Rübezahl , Giant Mountains	1966
0	Heilbronn	at the Hafenmarktturm: Memorial of the Expulsion (East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Lower Silesians, Upper Silesians, Sudeten Germans, Transylvanian Saxons, Danube Swabians, Bessarabian Germans, Dobrudschadeutsche, Germans from Russia)
0	Heilbronn	Main cemetery (Heilbronn) : memorial stone
0	Heilbronn	Main cemetery: Memorial of the Dobruja Germans	1982
0	Heiningen (District of Göppingen)	Cemetery, memorial stone	1979
0	Herbrechtingen	Anteroom of the cemetery chapel: Engelswald and Rosenthal in the Sudetenland	1987
0	Herrenberg	Cemetery: memorial stone of the Altker community, Batschka	1971
0	Herrenberg	Memorial cross in Gültstein
0	Herrischried	The fate of the Banat Swabians	2001
0	Heubach	Fritz-Spießhofer-Strasse: memorial stones of the German East	1961
0	Horrheim	at the consecration hall in the cemetery: memorial cross made of stone
	Hüfingen	Fürstenberg: Home cross made of steel rails	1993/94	"In memory of the many fates and deaths of all those who were displaced."
0	Hüttlingen (Württemberg)	Cemetery: memorial cross with stone slab	1957
0	Illingen (Württemberg)	Old cemetery: memorial cross on base		"1945. In memory of the distant home and its dead. The expellees. "
	Illingen	Old cemetery: fallen and missing from Johannesberg	1983
	Illingen	Forest cemetery: Stolzenburg memorial, Slimnic	1991