List of displaced persons in Bavaria (M – Z)

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This list of displaced monuments in Bavaria (M – Z) shows the displaced monuments in Bavarian towns and communities from Mainburg to Zwiesel.

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M.

Königsberg memorial stone (Waldfriedhof Munich)
  • Mainburg , memorial wall with Ostland cross in the cemetery behind the funeral hall (1951/1961/1968)
  • Mallersdorf , Gedenkstätte auf dem Friedhof (1995): “50 years of expulsion from 1945-1946, in memory of the dead, in memory of the lost homeland, as a reminder for the future, as thanks to homeland and for reconciliation across borders. Sudeten German country team. "
  • Manching , memorial wall with wooden cross (1959)
  • Markt Einersheim , Neu-Limburger-Stein (1982): “In 1771 we moved from Markt Einersheim and the gräfl. Limpurger Land 111 colonists moved to Silesia and founded New Limburg. In 1945 they were expelled and found a new home in the Iserlohn area. In 1981 the descendants of those colonists celebrated a reunion with their ancestors' homeland. "
  • Marktbreit , expellees monument in Bahnhofstrasse (1950)
  • Marktoberdorf
  1. Rübezahl fountain on the Buchel in Geisenried: sponsorship for the Hohenelbe district . Memorial stone for the creators of the Giant Mountains song Othmar Fiebiger and Vinzenz Hampel (2008)
  2. South side of the town hall, Hohenelbe sponsorship memorial (2007)
  3. Schlossberg Bertholdshofen, memorial cross (1945/2008)
  4. north outer wall of the church in Geisenried, memorial cross (1951)
  5. Memorial stone on the Buchel in Geisenried (1982): “In memory of the gymnasts and athletes who died in the world wars of 1914-1918, 1939-1945, as well as the victims of the expulsion and the Giant Mountains who died in their new home since 1946, dedicated by the Sudeten gymnastics club former Giant Mountains-Turngaues. "
  6. Sudeten German memorial on the Buchel (1950/1978)
  1. eastern part of the city cemetery, memorial stone and seven provincial stones by Günter Rossow (1956): “The dead are in the hands of the gentleman. About worlds and times. The dead of home. ”Coats of arms of the provinces of Pomerania, East Prussia, West Prussia, Brandenburg, Silesia, Upper Silesia, Sudetenland.
  2. Commemorative plaque on the west gable of the Old Town Hall (1961): “Slogan at the town hall in Eger 1897: A man's greatest good is his people. The people's greatest good is their rights. The people's soul lives in their language. The day found us true to the people, the law and their language, every day will find us . 900 anniversary of the city of Eger 1961. “ Cheb
  1. Forest cemetery, Hochkreuz, cross base with coats of arms of East Prussia, Silesia, Pomerania and Sudetenland (1955/1981)
  2. Grimmelschanze, on the wall between old and new town, memorial stone (1993): “Since 1945, Memmingen has taken in 13,000 displaced Germans. Thanks to the new home - loyalty to the lost. "
  1. Commemorative plaque in front of the town hall (1991): “In memory of the fallen relatives of the expellees and the dead in their old homeland. A peaceful world without displacement and war will grow out of past misery. "
  2. Churchyard of St. Mary's Assumption, memorial cross (1965)
  1. Wall on the footpath to Mildenburg , memorial plaques: "1985, 25 years of sponsorship Miltenberg - Dux Sudetenland." - "For the anniversary of the mountain town monastery grave Kr. Dux 1282–1982." Duchcov , Dux district
  2. Hochkreuz on the ferry route
  • Mindelheim , Stadtfriedhof, east of the consecration hall, memorial stone (1960s)
  • Mistelbach (Upper Franconia) , outer wall of the Catholic. Church, displaced persons monument
  • Moosburg an der Isar , between Sudetenstrasse and Josef-Seliger-Platz, Hochkreuz (1954): “Dedicated by the compatriots of the expellees with the support of the city of Moosburg. November 1954. "
  • Muhr am See , memorial at the train station (Sudetenland, Pomerania, East Prussia, Silesia)
  • Munich
  1. Waldfriedhof (Munich) , memorial stone (1990): “In memory of the fallen and missing 1914-1918 a. 1939-1945, to the victims of the violence 1945-1951, to the dead in their old and new homeland. As a warning to the living. Glogowatz 1724-1990. A German-Swabian community in the Banat, 6 km from the city of Arad. The first settlers came from Trier, Franconia, Swabia, Bavaria, Alsace and others in 1724. Lorraine. The five hills with the chapel are the landmark of Glogowatz. The home parish. ” Vladimirescu , Banat
  2. Old part of the forest cemetery, monument (1985): “Tscherwenka, a Danube-Swabian community in southern Hungary, today Crvenka / Yugoslavia. Settlement of German colonists in 1785 under Emperor Joseph II. Changeable, steady upward development to a large community with 10,000 inhabitants. Flight and expulsion of the German population in October 1944. “ Crvenka , Batschka , Donauschwaben
  3. Memorial stone for the 100,000 Königsbergers who perished after 1945
  4. Bavarian State Chancellery, memorial plaque (1999): “The German expellees in memory of deportation, flight and expulsion. In memory of their homeland and their dead. To thank you for your efforts in the reconstruction in Bavaria. The Bavarian State Government in May 1999. "
  5. Passage under the tower of the New Town Hall , memorial plaque (2009): “The National Socialist war of conquest and extermination led the world into a catastrophe. Millions of people in Europe have lost their homes as a result of the injustice of displacement or flight. After 1945, Munich became the new center of life for more than 143,000 displaced persons. You have made a significant contribution to the reconstruction and life of our city. "

N

  • Nersingen , Straß cemetery , memorial stone for Wallstein, Jägerndorf district (1989/2009)
  • Neualbenreuth , memorial stone at the Eger chapel
  • Neufahrn in Lower Bavaria , ev.-luth. Church, around the baptismal font, the displaced people have hung up their house and apartment keys to remember their lost homeland and to show that they see no possibility of returning for the foreseeable future.
  • Neufraunhofen , memorial stone on the cemetery (1995): “Due to a terrible war, the inhabitants of Schlaupp and the town of Winzig / Silesia had to leave their ancestral home in January 1945. 182 refugees found a new home in the municipality of Neufraunhofen in March 1945. We thank the residents for this. Neufraunhofen, August 3rd, 1995. “ Wińsko
  • Neuhaus an der Pegnitz , memorial plaque on the corner of Hersbrucker Strasse and Oberer Markt (1995)
  • Neunkirchen am Sand , Sudeten German memorial stone on the forest cemetery (1997)
  • Neukirchen near the Holy Blood
  1. Jägershof, memorial plaque (1983): “Unforgettable is our home, the parish of Rothenbaum, from which we were expelled in 1945-46. Localities Chudiwa, Flecken, Fuchsberg, Heuhof, Plöss, Rothenbaum, Sternhof. 1500 inhabitants 2858 ha area. In the two world wars 1914–1918 and 1939–1945 and during the expulsion, 177 of our compatriots lost their mostly young lives. ” Chudenín
  2. Memorial stone on the Stangenruck (1985): “To all of you who died in the wars, died at home, spoiled in the expulsion or buried abroad, this stone memorial should be a lasting memory. Founded in 1985 by the Neuern home community. “ Nýrsko
  3. Rittsteig, memorial stone: “The displaced parish of St. Katharina in faithful remembrance of their fallen and deceased. P. Richard Ackermann * August 19, 1903 - † May 11, 1977 last pastor. "
  1. Olomouc memorial fountain at the fruit market (1974)
  2. Memorial fountain on the Brettermarkt (1984): bagpipes; Coat of arms of Franzensbad, Marienbad, Karlsbad, Eger; Huasnoantoutara
  3. Nördlingen cemetery , memorial of the Sudeten Germans from the Tetschen-Bodenbach district (1959)
  1. Hallplatz, central monument "Flight and Expulsion" by Joachim Bandau (1999)
  2. Relief of expellees by Emil Zentgraf am Neutor (1968)
  3. Arcades of the Johannisfriedhof , memorial plaque of the Aussigians (1972): “In memory of the Sudeten German hometown of Aussig ad Elbe, founded in 993, destroyed in 1436 by the Hussites. All German residents killed. Still German repopulation. 1945/46 almost all Germans expelled. Over 3000 men, women and children perished. We remember the victims with reverence and remain loyal to our homeland! Aussig-Karbitzer home group Nuremberg-Fürth 1972. Law + Reconciliation + Peace. ” Ústí nad Labem , Chabařovice , Aussig massacre
  4. Eibach , memorial stone at the Sudetenheim in Kuhweiherweg (2006)

O

  • Oberasbach , forecourt of St. John's Church, memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans (1985)
  • Obergünzburg , tower chapel (1952): coat of arms of Sudetenland, East Prussia, West Prussia, Silesia, Transylvania, Brandenburg, Hungary.
  • Oberpframmern , memorial stone in front of the large cemetery cross (1963)
  • Oberreichenbach (Middle Franconia) , memorial cross in the cemetery (1969)
  • Oberschleißheim , Schleissheim Airfield # Memorial and youth meeting place (1984–2008)
  • Oberstaufen , memorial plaque in the church: “1788–1988. The Lindewiesner, who were expelled from their father's home in 1945, greet their parish church of St. Hedwig and St. Wenzel on the occasion of their bicentennial anniversary. They also think of their naturopath Johann Schroth + 1850, of the Servant of God SR Dr. Klara (Rosa) Fietz + 1937 in Graz and the archpriest Karl Seichter +1949, the last German pastor of Lindewiese. Sponsorship Lindewiese – Oberstaufen 1986. “ Lipová-lázně , Jeseníky Mountains
  • Oberviechtach , memorial stones for East Prussia, Sudetenland and Silesia; at the memorial for the fallen
  • Obervolkach , Sudeten German Memorial Chapel (1948)
  • Obing , refugee cross on the west side of the cemetery chapel (1949/2003)
  • Otting , Heimatkreuz in the northern part of the cemetery (1952/2000)
  • Ottobeuren
  1. Warning board on the right outer wall of the town hall
  2. Memorial stone: "Don't forget your home."

P

Puchheim
  1. Outer wall of the Gallus Church, stone tablet (after 1960): “1914–1918, 1939–1945. In memory of their fallen sons. The city of Buchau Sudetenland. ” Bochov
  2. there, Sudeten German memorial plaque (2001)
  • Parkstetten , cross on the wall of the church area (1951)
  • Passau , memorial stone in front of the church in Heining (1950)
  • Peißenberg , memorial stone in the cemetery (1950)
  • Peiting , Memorial Chapel on the Kalvarienberg (1987): The chapel is dedicated to the Mother of God of Maria Kulm, the most visited place of grace in the Egerland . Copy of the original Madonna, bronze relief of the tripartite Germany with the population of the displaced areas in 1939, number of displaced, dead and missing. Pilgrimage Church of Maria Kulm
  • Pfaffenhausen , forecourt of the church, memorial (1954)
  • Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm , cemetery, displaced persons memorial with the coat of arms of the Sudetenland and Silesia (1950s / 2008)
  • Pförring , memorial cross in the cemetery (1955)
  • Pfronten , memorial plaques for 65 war victims from Sudetenland, Eastern Territories and Yugoslavia
  • Philippsreut , New Tusset Chapel (1985) Horní Vltavice
  • Piding , Mauthausen cemetery , memorial cross and stone plaque
  • Pittenhart , wooden cross on the west side of the church (1949)
  • Pleinfeld , memorial stone on the cemetery wall (1953): “To the memory of all the fallen and missing of our expellees from East Prussia, West Prussia and the like. Warthegau, Silesia, Pomerania a. Gdansk, Sudetenland, Transylvania, Hungary and Southeast Europe. "
  • Pocking
  1. Corner of Passauer Strasse / Rottwerkstrasse in Neuindling, memorial of the Danube Swabians with 7 marble columns (1998–2000). Mittelstein: “You had to endure and endure a lot of suffering and hardship. Hunger was usually followed by death and solved all plagues. The eternal light of the stars should shine for you. The flowers in the fields and in the woods should bloom for you forever. Amen. “- On the 6 side columns 300 names of those who died, abducted, missing or fallen in camps from Neu-Gajdobra, Batschka .
  2. Memorial stone next to the Catholic Church: "Germans, remember the homeland stolen by Potsdam and Yalta." - "We remember in awe the victims who died for us during the expulsion."
  1. Green area at the train station Prien a Chiemsee , Sudeten German memorial with Rübezahl (1983)
  2. Commemorative plaque next to the Catholic Church on the war memorial (1975): “In memory of our fallen soldiers in both world wars and the victims of the expulsion from the German eastern regions 1945–1946. Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft, Landsmannschaft Silesia 1975. "
  • Puchheim , steles on the corner of Birkenstrasse and Bürgermeister-Ertl-Strasse at the Puchheim train station (1989): three steles with the coats of arms of East Prussia, West Prussia, Sudetenland, Upper Silesia, Lower Silesia and Pomerania.

R.

  • Rabenden , memorial stone in the cemetery on the east side of the church (before 1960)
  • Rederzhausen , memorial stone in front of St. Thomas Church (1985)
  • regensburg
  1. Evangelical Central Cemetery on Friedensstrasse, memorial with cross and 6 memorial stones for Sudetenland, Danube countries, Upper Lower Silesia, Vistula-Wartheland, East and West Prussia, Pomerania (1949)
  2. Upper Catholic cemetery on Bischof-Konrad-Strasse, cross with 6 memorial stones for Sudetenland, Danube countries, Upper Lower Silesia, Vistula-Wartheland, East and West Prussia, Pomerania (1949)
  3. Upper Catholic cemetery, ancestral memorial with crucifix (1980/1983): "Our victims, all ancestors, the wars and captivity, the flight in 1944, internment and forced labor, the deportation to Russia in 1945 and the deportation of Baragan in 1951, as well as our deceased in dedicated to all the world. Country team of the Banat Swabians from Romania in Germany eV "
  • Regenstauf , memorial cross in the cemetery: “To commemorate the fallen and dead of the German East. RIP "
  • Rehau
  1. Green area on the outskirts towards the courtyard, memorial stone: "Honor the dead, loyalty to home."
  2. there, memorial stone: "The Sudeten German victims of the expulsion in 1945."
  3. there, memorial cross: "The home - the dead."
  • Rettenberg , Neuer Friedhof, Memorial Cross (1951): "Remember the dead in the east."
  • Riedenburg , municipal cemetery, memorial stone (1972)
  • Ritzing , Friedhof, Gedenkstein (1994): “Our ancestors in memory, us in memory, our descendants in legacy. In grateful memory also to those who gave us refuge and shelter in great distress despite our own hardship in 1944/45. We honor the dead and admonish the living. The Germans from Kula-Batschka 1745-1945. " Kula (Serbia)
  • Röthenbach an der Pegnitz , memorial cross in the cemetery (1952/1978)
  • Rohr in Niederbayern , memorial plaque on the inside of the cemetery wall (1955)
  • Rosenheim , municipal cemetery, memorial cross and bronze plaque (1996): “To the dead of home”. - “In memory of the victims of deportation, flight and displacement, those who died in the wars, those who died in the camps, and Germans resting in and far from home. Erected in 1996 by the Germans from all expulsion areas of the 20th century. "
  • Ross Valley
  1. Martinsfriedhof, memorial to the Sudeten Germans, Hungarian Germans, Silesians, Pomerania and East Prussia (1977): “The dead in their homeland and the victims of inhuman displacement. Erected by the Sudeten German Landsmannschaft, local group Roßtal in 1977. ”-“ Thanks to the citizens of Roßtal and the surrounding area. ”-“ Make a family of sisters and brothers out of the people. Francis. "
  2. Clarsbach , memorial plaque at the Maria Königin Church (2009): “For the 50th anniversary of the Maria Königin Church, which became a new home for many displaced people in Clarsbach and the surrounding area after World War II. Anno 2009. Sudeten German Landsmannschaft OG Roßtal. "
  1. City park, Saaz memorial stone (renewed in 2008)
  2. Castle garden, Eichendorff monument to the citizens of Ratibor (1997):
  3. Sudeten German memorial plaque in the cath. Church (1956)
  4. Commemorative plaque next to the old memorial stone in the city park (2008): “In memory of the German citizens of the city of Saaz and the Saazerland, who were murdered in the former Sudetenland in 1945/46, and to the citizens of the German-Bohemian Saazerland who came from theirs in 1945/46 Homeland were evicted. Donated by Kulturkreis Saaz eV Anno 2008. "
  • Rothenburg ob der Tauber , memorial plaque on the outer wall of the Blasius Chapel: "We believe in a whole and free Germany."
  • Rückersdorf (Middle Franconia) , inner wall at the entrance to the forest cemetery, memorial to the expellees (1950): “He walked across the earth with a hard step. His seed, apocalyptic act. Expelled, the homeland crushed. Lots of tears, a foreign goal. Prussia, Silesia, Posen, Sudeten. "

S.

  1. East side of the cemetery wall, cross with memorial stone (1950)
  2. Seeon , west side of the Church of St. Maria zu Bräuhausen, memorial cross (1950/1990)
  • Siegenburg , Sonta memorial stone (1986): “Danube Swabians from Sonta Yugoslavia. Emigration 1763-1773. Escape from Sonta on October 9, 1944. Arrival in Siegenburg on March 13, 1945. In memory of our fellow citizens from Sonta who fell, missing, expelled, kidnapped, killed and perished in camps. "
  • Siegsdorf , memorial stone in the cemetery (1960/61)
  • Simbach am Inn , Mahnkreuz on the Marienhöhe (1965)
  • Simbach (near Landau)
  1. Evangelical cruciform church, memorial plaque of Zindler Grodków
  2. there, commemorative drawing (1995): “The church of Zindel, district of Brieg (Lower Central Silesia), before 1945, built on behalf of the governor Magnat Palatin and Count Peter Wlast from Breslau in the years 1131-1138. The Zindler trek, which had to leave the village on January 25, 1945, was split up in Ganghofen on March 20, 1945. Most of them came to what is now the Evangelical Lutheran Parish of Arnstorf. Most of the deceased Zindlers found their final resting place here. In 1992 and 1995, 50 years after their flight and expulsion, the Zindlers from all over Germany and beyond met here in Simbach. In the Kreuzkirche, they remembered their dear deceased in church services. Simbach, September 1992 and June 1995. "
  3. Memorial stone and linden tree of the Zindler family in the Griesen development area (1997): “As a thank you 1945–1997. The Zindler. "
  • Sonthofen , Park am Krankenhaus, 5 bronze columns with the coat of arms of Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland (1986): “After 1945, more than 20,000 displaced Germans found a home in the Upper Allgäu. Let the foreign become your home, but never let the home become a foreign. "
  • Gap , memorial stone in the cemetery (1957)
  • Spielberg (Gnotzheim) , above Spielberg Castle (Gnotzheim) , base of the Sudeten Cross, which was demolished in 1995 (1950)
  • Sulzbach-Rosenberg , memorial plaque on the Friedhofsberg (2001)
  • Surheim , Heimatkreuz at the south entrance of the church (1950/1986)

Sch

  • Scherstetten , cemetery in Konradshofen , Hochkreuz (1951)
  • Schirnding , cemetery, plaque with the coat of arms of Eger
  • Schleching , Hochkreuz in Ettenhausen
  • Schnaittach , cemetery on Kalvarienberg, memorial cross (1950)
  • Schwabach , forest cemetery in Limbach, memorial (1952)
  • Schwabhausen (Upper Bavaria) , north exit of the parish church, Heimatdenkmal: “Heimatrecht is a human right. Expulsion is wrong. ”-“ In prayer for the deceased, fallen and missing in and from the distant, unforgettable homeland. ”-“ Flight and expulsion, 1944–1950. Former Eastern German territories: Pomerania, West Prussia, Memelland, Silesia, Free City of Danzig, East Prussia, East Brandenburg, Sudetenland. Former German settlement areas in East-Central-Southeast Europe: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria. Over 16 million displaced people. Over 2.5 million victims. "-" Crimes of displacement and genocide are never forgotten! "
  • Schwabmünchen , memorial cross in the cemetery (1952)
  • Schwandorf
  1. Wendelin plant, Wastl column for the district of Falkenau an der Eger (1985):
  2. Wendelin plant, next to the Wastl column (1985): “More than 800 years ago, German farmers - mostly from the Upper Palatinate - cleared the Egerland. German miners have been extracting ore in the area around Falkenau since the 16th century and lignite from the bosom of the earth since the 19th century. Major industries emerged. In 1945 more than 14 million Germans were expelled from their ancestral homeland. Over 2 million died. The 60,000 residents from the Falkenau district in Egerland also had to leave their homeland, although they had done arduous reconstruction work over the centuries. With courage and diligence, they then successfully worked on the reconstruction of Germany. In 1959 Schwandorf took over the sponsorship of the town and district of Falkenau an der Eger. This memorial was erected in 1985 by the expelled German residents from the town and district of Falkenau and handed over to the care of the sponsored town of Schwandorf. Pencil town, Gossengrün, Falkenau, Schwandorf, Maria Kulm, Königsberg. “ Sokolov , Oloví , Krajková , Kynšperk nad Ohří , Chlum Svaté Maří
  3. Memorial stone in Falkenauer Allee (1989/1994): “Falkenau ad Eger, Pencil Town, Gossengrün, Königsberg, Maria Kulm. 35 years of sponsorship Schwandorf – Falkenau ad Eger 1959–1994. "
  1. Entrance to the cemetery opposite the church, displacement monument (1991): “Between March and Adler there is a richly gifted land ... Our home Laubendorf for the lasting memory and honor of our dead, especially those who were victims of war and displacement. The municipality of Laubendorf in the Schönhengstgau Sudetenland. Thanks are due to the community of Schwarzenbruck. Sept. 15, 1991. "-" Laubendorf founded before 1255. " Pomezí , Schönhengstgau, March (river) , Adler (river)
  2. Memorial plaque in the cemetery (1980)

St.

  1. Waldfriedhof, memorial of the Sudeten Germans (1949/1984)
  2. Danube Castle Bridge, statue of the Sudeten Germans for Johannes Nepomuk (1991)
  3. St. Peter (Straubing) , memorial cross for a married couple and the dead from Cosel resting in the cemetery
  4. Rathaus Straubing , memorial plaque (2005): “The expellees commemorate the lost homeland and the victims of displacement. The city of Straubing helped more than 8,000 German displaced people after the Second World War. Donated in 2005. Federation of Expellees, United Landsmannschaften Straubings. "
  5. Ittling , Sudeten German Displacement Cross (1952/2003)

T

  • Tacherting , memorial stone east below the parish church on the new parish cemetery (1950s / 1979)
  • Tann (Lower Bavaria)
  • Tegernsee (town) , memorial cross on the newer part of the cemetery
  • Teisendorf , Sudeten cross in the eastern part of the cemetery (1950/1997)
  • Thalmässing , memorial stone at the St. Peter and Paul Church (1956)
  • Traunreut , forest cemetery on Münchener Straße, home cross and 6 memorial stones (1951): "South-East, Transylvania, Silesia, Sudetenland, East-West Prussia, Danzig, Bavaria new home."
  • Traunstein
  1. Memorial on the east side of the cemetery (1958)
  2. Memorial plaque on the station forecourt (1999): “Against forgetting. After the Second World War, more than 33,000 Germans displaced from their traditional homeland were welcomed in the town and district of Traunstein. Federation of Expellees - United Country Teams. Homeland Day 1999. "
  1. Cemetery on Altöttinger Straße, wooden memorial cross and stone (1949)
  2. there, “We remember the dead and our victims on the unfortunately filled journey to a new home. The members of the community of Priesenitz near Brno in Moravia. “ Moravany u Brna
  • Truchtlaching , Heimatkreuz on the east side of the church (1950/1997)

U

  • Übersee (Chiemgau) , memorial plaque on the outside wall of the church (1950)
  • Unterbernbach , memorial plaque at the cemetery (1988)
  • Unterwössen , expellee cross next to the funeral hall in the cemetery (coat of arms of Pomerania, Sudeten, Silesia, Balten, Warthegau, Danzig, West Prussia, East Prussia)
  • Uttenreuth , memorial stone in the cemetery (1988)

V

  • Vachendorf , wooden cross with base plate on the south side of the parish church (1949/1984/2002): “The expellees from their homeland give their dead. RIP 1949–84. "-" To the dead at home in the east, the victims of the 1946 expulsion. "
  • Veitsbronn , cemetery at St. Vitus Church, memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans (1982)
  • Vilsbiburg , memorial stone with Eastern Territories and Sudetenland at the war memorial on Landshuter Strasse (1965)
  • Vilseck , memorial stone at the church To commemorate the expulsion from the beloved homeland in 1944 - 1948 (1990)Vilseck-84.jpg
  • Vöhringen (Iller) , Egerland memorial in the old cemetery (1966)
  • Volkach , expellees memorial in the cemetery (1954)

W.

Z

  • Zirndorf , Stadtpark on Wallenstein-Straße, Gedenkstein (1973): “Need and death brought us here. Work and diligence brought us honor. Association of Expelled Germans. "
  • Zwiesel
  1. Memorial stone in the cemetery (1955): “Silesia, Pomerania, East Prussia, Sudetenland, German language islands. Our dead at home. "
  2. Memorial cross on the Zwieselberg (1956)

Web links

Commons : Vertriebendenkmale in Bayern  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Remarks

  1. ^ Inauguration by Abbot Dominikus Prokop OSB with the participation of State Secretary Theodor Oberländer . Report in Hallertauer Zeitung from October 31, 1968.
  2. ↑ The St. Afra settlement was built in 1948 for around 2,000 displaced people.
  3. ↑ The former “refugee grave” was redesigned from 2002 and inaugurated on September 5, 2004 as a homeland monument.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Historical exhibition of the 60th consecration of the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mering-St. Afra
  2. ↑ The new Tusset Chapel
  3. ↑ Wastl column