List of displaced persons in Bavaria (A – L)

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This list of displaced monuments in Bavaria (A – L) shows the displaced monuments in Bavarian towns and communities from Abensberg – Lindau.

Geographical meaning

70 years before the refugee crisis in Europe in 2015 , Bavaria was already a refuge for refugees and displaced persons . Hundreds of thousands of them came mainly from the neighboring Sudetenland and from the settlement areas in south-eastern Europe. They played a major role in the reconstruction of the Free State. Edmund Stoiber thanked them in 1999 with the Central Monument Flight and Expulsion in Nuremberg:

THE GERMAN DISPLACED PEOPLE. TO REMEMBER DEPORTATION, ESCAPE AND DISPLACEMENT. IN MEMORY OF YOUR HOME AND YOUR DEAD. THANKS FOR YOUR WORK IN THE RECONSTRUCTION IN BAVARIA.
THE BAVARIAN STATE GOVERNMENT. 1999.

List A – L

A.

  • Abensberg , St. Peter's cemetery chapel, memorial plaque (1985): “To the dead of the expulsion 1945–46. Association of Expellees. "
  • Adelsdorf , memorial at the cemetery (1970): "The dead of the homeland." (Silesia, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania; Banat, Sudetenland, Buchenland, Transylvania)
  • Adelshofen (Upper Bavaria) , cemetery of the Church of St. Martin in Nassenhausen, memorial for those who died in both world wars and the displaced.
  • Aichach , Friedhof, Holzkreuz (1956), replaced by Granitkreuz (1986): “The victims of displacement and the dead at home. Sudeten German Landsmannschaft 1986. "
  • Ainring
  1. High cross on the south-east wall of the parish church
  2. Feldkirchen cemetery, memorial cross
  1. Cemetery B on Stinglhammerstrasse, memorial stone (1950): “To the dead of the unforgotten homeland. The expellees from the city of Altötting. "
  2. Commemorative plaque with the coat of arms of Upper Silesia: “In memory of those brave sons of Bavaria who fought with us at Sankt Annaberg in 1921, we have been asking the displaced Upper Silesians since 1945 to carry our heartfelt prayers for return to their beloved homeland before the throne of God. 1953 Landsmannschaft Oberschlesien-Bayern. "
  • Altusried , memorial with the names of the dead and missing of the displaced
  • Alzenau , memorial stone on the wooded height of the cemetery: “In memory of the unforgettable homeland and of all displaced people. Peace - Freedom - Law. "
  • Amberg , memorial stone in the city moat (1989/2000): “1954–1989, 35 years of Amberg – Eger sponsorship. The expellees have been commemorating their homeland Pomerania, Danzig, Batschka, the Baltic States, East Prussia, West Prussia, Transylvania, Bucovina, Banat, Upper Silesia, Lower Silesia, Brandenburg, Sudetenland since 1945. "
  • Anger (Berchtesgadener Land) , memorial plaque on the war memorial near the church (Sunday of the Dead 1983): “To the victims of displacement. The dead of home in the east. "
  • Ansbach
  1. Memorial stone at the forest cemetery (1988): "The dead of our homeland, hunting village." Krnov
  2. Memorial at the forest cemetery: "The memory of the German victims of World War II 1939–1945 in the east through war, imprisonment, flight and displacement."
  3. Commemorative plaque at the Karlshalle (2001): “After the Second World War, the city of Ansbach took in more than 8,000 displaced persons. Donated in gratitude in 2001: Sudeten Germans, Silesians, East and West Prussians, Pomeranians and Brandenburgers. "
  4. Memorial plaque in the town hall entrance (2008): “Ansbach – Jägerndorf sponsorship.” Coats of arms of Ansbach and Jägerndorf. “From 1523 to 1603, the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach were also the dukes of the Silesian Duchy of Jägerndorf. With this in mind, the city of Ansbach sponsored the Germans from the city and district of Jägerndorf who had been expelled from their homeland in 1954. "
  5. Lausbubenbrunnen at the Carolinum grammar school , memorial plaque with the town hall of Wroclaw (1982).
  • Aschaffenburg , memorial on the green area between Weißenburger Strasse and Friedrichstrasse (1982): “But Graslitz is alive. The intellectual baggage of its citizens, their dexterity, inventiveness and assertiveness, their enterprising spirit and daring could not be expropriated. In 1958, Aschaffenburg took over the sponsorship to promote, support and preserve the people of the district and the city of Graslitz. Proud of what we have achieved, especially the rebuilding of the musical instrument industry, thanks to everyone who helped. Graslitz lives. Erected in 1983 by the home association of the Graslitzer, designed by the Karlsbad Ernest Hoffmann IGL, Sylt. “ Kraslice
  • Asten , cross at the parish cemetery.
  • St. Georg (Auerberg) , memorial cross: “In memory of all deceased from Zuckmantel and the surrounding area.” - “Cross from the Zuckmantel cemetery / Sudetenland, donated by Lothar Magyar.” Zlaté Hory
  • augsburg
  1. Memorial stone in Wittelsbacher Park (1984): “Unforgettable homeland West Prussia, East Prussia. We displaced. "
  2. Westfriedhof (Augsburg) , memorial (1952): “This tree is broken, but it is alive.” - “What was separated by hatred can only be reunited by love. In memory of the dead of the German East. The city of Augsburg 1952. "
  3. Memorial stone in Wittelsbacher Park (1984): “After 1945, 30,000 Sudeten German expellees found a new home in Augsburg. Bohemia, Moravia, Sudetes, Silesia. "
  4. Reichenberg fountain column in Wittelsbacher Park (1980): “They loved their city and their homeland, from which they were expelled in 1945.” Liberec
  5. Memorial of the Neudeker in front of the cemetery in Göggingen (1954, 1981): “Vergaß dai Hamit net.” - Memorial stone for the poets of the Ore Mountains Anton Günther and Hans Soph . - Nejdek
  6. Noise protection wall at the Theodor-Wiedemann-Straße stop , memorial plaque (2010): Government Camp B , which opened at the end of August 1946, accommodated 180,000 Sudeten Germans in nine months.

B.

  • Bad Abbach , memorial stone on the cemetery (1952, 1964, 1989): “The dead of our homeland. 1945, Silesia, Sudetenland, Wartheland, East-West Prussia, Danube countries, Brandenburg, Pomerania. "
  • Bad Bayersoien , commemorative plaque on the Kapellenberg: “We would like to thank the residents of the community who gave shelter during the difficult years of the expulsion of (1944–47) 554 Germans from the Sudetenland and refugees from the eastern regions. In each of the 100 houses at the time, 4-5 people were accepted. For many, the community has become and has remained a new home. As a reminder of this difficult time, the displaced persons and refugees donated this plaque in gratitude to the community. May peace reward the sacrifices. Bayersoien in October 1992. "
  • Bad Brückenau , memorial stone in the municipal cemetery on Fuldaer Strasse (1951)
  • Bad Feilnbach , Hochkreuz am Auer Berg: “Home, you my earth, you mother-only place! Home, you wonderful, you strong, good word. ”-“ Erected by the United Country Teams of the Bad Aibling district. Homeland Day 8.9.1957. "
  • Bad Neustadt an der Saale , bronze plaque on red sandstone below the parish church (1987)
  • Bad Reichenhall
  1. Memorial plaque on the new town hall (1982): “After the Second World War, the city of Bad Reichenhall welcomed more than 6,000 expellees from Germany. Donated in gratitude in 1982: the Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft and the Landsmannschaften of Silesians, Saxony, East and West Prussia, Banat Swabia. "
  2. St. Zeno , memorial for displaced persons (1952/1986)
  • Bad Tölz , Ostlandkreuz (1970)
  • Bad Windsheim , Weinturmhügel, Ostlandkreuz (1960): "The victims of the expulsion from their homeland in 1945. In memory of the German East."
  • Bad Wörishofen , cemetery, memorial stone with iron cross (1950)
  • Baiersdorf , memorial cross in the cemetery (1952)
  • Bamberg
  1. Wildensorger Straße: Rübezahl , Giant Mountains
  2. Schillerwiese im Hain, memorial stone (1966)
  1. Cemetery, memorial stone (1954)
  2. Chapel on the Great Arber , Death Board (1985): “Turn your gaze, hiker, eastwards! You see land, once cleared and shaped by German people. Its face has changed since the Germans were expelled. This death board indicates: the violence is in the hands of a few, the need hits the many. Salvation finds last, who act of good will. Erich Hans. Memory of the dead of the Sudeten Germans in the expulsion in 1945/46. "
  3. Memorial stone next to the war memorial for those who fell in the world wars and those who were displaced from the Bohemian Forest (1986)
  1. Altes Schloss am Luitpoldplatz, memorial site (1995): "To commemorate the fate and development efforts of those displaced during the Second World War."
  2. Bayreuth Hauptbahnhof , memorial plaque (2010): “Never again war and displacement. From February to October 1946, 39,281 displaced persons from the Sudetenland arrived in 33 freight trains at Bayreuth Central Station. Thanks to the city and the district for the inclusion. Sudeten German Landsmannschaft June 2010. "
  • Bechhofen (Middle Franconia) , displaced persons well in front of the Catholic Church (1975), coats of arms of Silesia, Sudeten, Carpathians, East Prussia.
  • Beilngries , cemetery, memorial of the expellees (1955)
  • Berching , outer wall of the cemetery, memorial (1950): "To the dead of the homeland." (East-West Prussia, Pomerania, East Brandenburg, Silesia, Sudetenland, Baltic States, Balkan countries, Germans abroad)
  • Bergen (Chiemgau) , memorial cross behind the funeral hall in the old cemetery (1949/1988)
  • Bergkirchen , Kirchhof, Heimatkreuz der Leobschützer (1949/1973).
  • Bernbeuren , Hochkreuz in the cemetery (1951)
  • Winkl (Bischofswiesen) , Sudeten German Memorial (1949)
  • Böbing , Großer Friedhofsvorplatz, memorial group with obelisk (1973)
  • Bogen (city) , city cemetery, memorial stone (1950): “The defenders of law and humanity. The expellees in the Bogen district commemorate their dead in their distant homeland and all who gave their lives to preserve our homeland in the east. RIP "
  • Breitbrunn am Chiemsee , parish church St. Johannes, home cross of the Sudeten Germans (1952)
  • Bubenreuth , courtyard of the Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary, memorial against expulsion (2003)
  • Bühl am Alpsee , memorial stone Bergstadt Platten by the church
  • Burgau , Memorial for Bärringen in the Ore Mountains (1998)
  • Burghausen , memorial chapel in the cemetery (1953)
  • Burghaslach , Oberrimbach
  • Burgoberbach , Ehrengrab (1950): “We honor our dead who rest in their homeland and foreign earth! Sudetenland, Hungary, Silesia, East Prussia. "

C.

Memorial stone for the displaced in the Coburg Hofgarten
  • Cadolzburg , memorial stone next to the war memorial (1952): “With our dead we anchor forever in the earth of the East and wait for our homeland to become ours again despite hatred and greed. W. Pleyer. Association of expelled Germans, local association Cadolzburg 1952. "
  • Cham (Upper Palatinate) , Hochkreuz in the City Park (1955)
  • Coburg
  1. Hochkreuz in the cemetery
  2. Memorial plaque in the town hall (1955): “To commemorate flight and expulsion. The city of Coburg took in 9,838 and the district of Coburg with Neustadt took in 20,474 Germans from East and West Prussia, Danzig, Pomerania, Vistula-Warthe, Upper and Lower Silesia, Sudetenland, Transylvania and the Banat. Association of Expellees. "
  3. Hofgarten (Coburg) , memorial stone with the coat of arms of Pomerania, Vistula-Warthe, Gdansk, West Prussia, East Prussia, Lower Silesia, Sudetenland, Upper Silesia, Transylvania, Banat (1991)
  4. Below the Veste Coburg , memorial stone of the Podersam – Jechnitz home district. Jesenice u Rakovníka , Podbořany , Podersam County

D.

  • Dasing , memorial plaque with name and date of death on the war memorial: "In faithful memory of the expellees who fell during World War II."
  • Deggendorf , Ostlandkreuz on Adalbert-Stifter-Straße
  • Derching , cross with memorial stone, IHS (1979/2004): “God for honor. The victims of displacement. SL-Derching 1979. "
  • Dettelbach , memorial stone for Haslau (1983)
  • Dinkelsbühl
  1. Bäuerlinsturm in the city wall: “From this tower the bell of the home town of Transylvania rings out. Donated in 1967 by Transylvanian Saxons from all over the world. "
  2. Lindenallee, memorial of the Transylvanian Saxons
  3. Forecourt of the Dreikönigskapelle , memorial: “Mies-Pilsen home district, saved in Dinkelsbühl. 50 years of sponsorship in 2004. “ Stříbro , Pilsen , Mies district
  4. War memorial at Segringer Tor, memorial plaque: “We think of you. As a permanent reminder and admonition to those who have fallen, deceased or missing at home and in foreign countries. The expellees from the districts of Mies and Pilsen in the Bohemian Sudetenland. Tortured - killed - unforgotten. The victims of Czech violence in the Pilsen-Bory, Miröschau and Tschemoschna death camps. ” Bory prison , Mirošov u Rokycan , Třemošná
  5. Capuchin monastery Dinkelsbühl : In the monastery church, the main altar shows replicas of the cross of grace from Kreuzberg near Staab and the miraculous image of the painful Mother of God in the town church in Mies.
  • Heilig Kreuz Monastery (Donauwörth) , memorial plaque on the inside of the cemetery wall (1985): “With thanks to the sponsored city of Donauwörth, the hometown community Lovin / Banat remembers their dead, the victims of settlement in the 18th century, the two world wars and Captivity, the escape in 1944, the deportation to Russia in 1945, the forced resettlement in the Baragansteppe in 1951 as well as the deceased compatriots all over the world. Rest the dead - Peace the living. Heimat Erde. “ Deportation to the Bărăgan steppe , deportation of Romanian Germans to the Soviet Union
  • Durach , memorial stone at the church: “Let the foreigner become your home, but never your home become a foreigner! The victims of displacement. "

E.

  1. Ehrenfriedhof, memorial (1968): "The dead in our homeland and the victims of displacement."
  2. Markuskirche, Komotau Memorial (1963): “Hometown Komotau with its 120 parishes.” - “1252 Foundation of the first Commandery in Bohemia by the Teutonic Order. 1945 expulsion of all Germans from the city and the Komotau district. "
  3. Cemetery of honor on Äußere Brucker Straße, Memorial Stone Heimatkreis Brüx (1965).
  4. Raumerstraße, memorial stone (1965), Brüxer Brunnen (1971)
  1. Pestfriedhof, St. Michaelskapelle (1963): “Donated by relatives of the ehm. Parish Neumark in the Bohemian Forest in memory of their fallen u. Deceased as well as in memory of the lost homeland. Benedict on the feast of the parish priest St. Michael. AD 1963. “ Všeruby u Kdyně
  2. Plague cemetery, memorial stone for the deceased and fallen in the parish of Maxberg (1982)

F.

  1. City wall Am Zwinger , memorial plaque (1999): “Against forgetting. In the city and the former district of Feuchtwangen, over 11,000 displaced persons were admitted between 1945 and 1959. 50 years Sudeten German Landsmannschaft Dec. 1999. "
  2. Cemetery, Displaced Persons Cross (1949)
  1. Green area at Streckerplatz, Braunauer Heimatdenkmal (1976/2002)
  2. new part of the old cemetery, memorial (1951): "The homeland and their dead." (German East, Sudetenland, southeast. Coats of arms of West Prussia, Silesia, Sudetenland, southeast)
  • Frammersbach , memorial at the Rinderbachtal, photo of 213 displaced and refugee families (1949/2010)
  • Freilassing , Salzburghofen Cemetery, Memorial (1996/2003)
  • Freising , Waldfriedhof, memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans (2010)
  • Freyung , next to the St. Gunther Chapel on the Oberfeld, memorial to the expelled Winterbergers (1981)
  • Fridolfing
  1. Memorial on the southeast side of the parish church (1949)
  2. North-east side of the parish church, memorial of the Pardans : "1944 expulsion 1948. Pardan 1800–1944 remembrance of our dead all over the world."
  1. Stätzling , cemetery at the parish church, memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans (1979)
  2. St. Afra im Felde , memorial plaque (1998): “In memory of the victims and deceased of the expulsion from the Sudetenland between 1945 and 1946. Domeschau-Sternberg municipality. “ Domašov u Šternberka
  3. Lindenau, memorial cross with bronze plaque (1990)
  4. Herrgottsruh cemetery, memorial stone (1977)
  1. Cemetery, memorial cross (1952)
  2. Memorial stone at the war memorial (1969): "To commemorate the fallen soldiers of the Bischofteinitz home district from the world wars 1914–1918, 1939–1945 and the victims of displacement."
  3. Schlossplatz, home district fountain with the coat of arms of Bischofteinitz , Ronsperg , Hostau and Furth (1975): "Dedicated to the godfather town of Furth im Wald from the Bischofteinitz home district in 1975."
  4. Glockenspiel (music box) on the risalit of the district court building (1979): “Donated out of gratitude by compatriots in the Bischofteinitz home district of the sponsored town of Furth im Wald. AD 1979. "
  5. Road bridge over the Furth-Taus railway line, column with Johannes Nepomuk and coat of arms of Bischofteinitz, Hostau and Ronsperg: Bischofteinitz 33 km, Ronsperg 33 km, Hostau 42 km, Eger 133 km, Karlsbad 162 km.
  6. Station forecourt, memorial stone with inscription in German, Czech and Braille: “Border transit camp Furth im Wald 1946–1958. First stop in freedom for 750,000 displaced people. "
  7. Full walled chapel on Diebergerweg, murder of 33 refugees (1983) Horní Folmava
  • Füssen , distance stone: "To Neisse E / S 925 km." Nysa

G

  1. Memorial cross at the cemetery chapel
  2. Memorial stone at the entrance to the cemetery
  1. Memorial plaque on the Markgrafenschlösslein (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 were driven from their ancestral home in 1945/46. Donated by: Kulturkreis Saaz eV Anno 2008. “ Žatec , District Saaz .
  2. Memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans (1998): “We commemorate all those who died in the war and all victims of the expulsion from 1945-1946. Sudeten German Landsmannschaft local association Georgensgmünd November 1998. "
  1. Memorial stone in front of the town hall entrance in Gartenberg (1956): “Need and death brought us here, work and diligence brought us honor. Erected in the 10th year of eviction. Eghalanda Gmoi z` Geretsried 1946–1956. "
  2. Hochkreuz at the forest cemetery
  3. Memorial stone in the cemetery
  • Gernlinden , memorial stone on Hauptstrasse (1988): “We remember our homeland. In the Sudetenland, Silesia, Pomerania, East and West Prussia, Transylvania, Banat and in the other areas where Germans were expelled from the southeast. Association of Expellees, Gernlinden Local Group 1988. "
  • Gerolfingen , memorial stone on the driveway to Hesselberg (2007): “In memory and thanks. In the difficult post-war years from 1945 to 1947, the communities of Gerolfingen, Aufkirchen and Irsingen took in over 1000 refugees and displaced persons from Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Inaugurated at the Hasselberg meeting 60 years later, June 16, 2007. "
  • Gerzen , memorial stone in the cemetery (1950)
  • Gmund am Tegernsee
  1. Hochkreuz at the Bergfriedhof (1956)
  2. Memorial stone on Kirchenweg, Egerland relief with the Sudeten German coat of arms and arms of Eger , Karlsbad , Marienbad , Franzensbad , Falkenau , Elbogen , Mies , Neudek and Tachau (1990)
  • Grafing near Munich , Marienkapelle on Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse (1987)
  • Großhabersdorf , memorial (1955)
  • Günzburg , Memorial at the Dossenberger Hof (1989)
  • Gunzenhausen , commemorative stone for displaced persons in the memorial area of ​​Hinderburgstrasse (1994): “The Landsmannschaften of the Silesians, the East Prussians and the Sudeten Germans commemorate their deceased at home, the victims of both world wars, in the extermination camps, and the dead who were expelled from their home countries in 1945/46 . We will never forget you!"

H

Memorial German division in Hof
  • Haar (near Munich) , memorial in the old cemetery
  • Haidmühle , in front of the Bavarian-Bohemian border, a memorial stone reminds of the miraculous image “Our Lady of Maria von Gojau”, d. H. to the fallen and deceased parishioners and to the places belonging to the parish. Kájov
  • Hammelburg , memorial cross on the municipal cemetery (1950): "God neither sleeps nor slumbers, Psalm 121."
  • Haßfurt , memorial stone of the Sudeten German Landsmannschaft on the Hindenburg Promenade (1956): "Our 600,000 dead are calling!"
  • Hausen (Lower Bavaria) , memorial stone on the community cemetery (1951)
  • Heiligkreuz (Trostberg) , memorial of the expellees (1954/2000)
  • Heilsbronn , before the cath. Church in Nürnberger Strasse, memorial cross of the Sudeten German Landsmannschaft (1952)
  • Hemhofen , memorial stone at the cemetery in Zeckern (1956)
  • Heroldsberg , memorial stone at the cemetery (1957)
  • Hersbruck
  1. Memorial stone in the green area on Grabenstrasse (2006): “Expelled from home in 1946. 2006. 60 years of gratitude associated with Hersbruck. The expellees from the church district Chotieschau. “Four small stones with Teinitzl , Lossin, Mantau, Horschikowitz .
  2. Memorial stone of the Sudeten Germans in Gartenstrasse
  1. Memorial cross at the old cemetery on Erlanger Strasse (1952): East and West Prussia, Silesia; Sudetenland, Southeast German
  2. Memorial cross at the cemetery in Niederndorf (1957): “I am the resurrection and the life! To the dead and victims of the expulsion. "
Mosque village
  1. Memorial to the division of Germany at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (1965)
  2. Memorial at the corner of Wunsiedler Strasse and Ostpreußenstrasse in Moschendorf (1980): “The Moschendorf border transit and release camp was here 1945-1947 the gateway to freedom for hundreds of thousands of German prisoners of war, civil prisoners and displaced persons from the Second World War who came from the vastness of the East. This place is to exhort to condemn violence, to renounce hate, to serve the reconciliation and to keep the peace in freedom. VdH "
  • Holzhausen (near Buchloe ), memorial chapel for 18 displaced persons from Yugoslavia and the Sudetenland (1993)
  • Huglfing , Hochkreuz in the cemetery (1955)

I.

  1. Luitpoldpark , memorial stone (1968)
  2. Luitpoldpark, memorial stone for Niemes
  3. Memorial cross on one of the cemeteries
  4. Memorial cross on the cemetery in Gerolfing (1952)
  5. Asamkirche , memorial plaque of the Lindewieser expelled in 1946 (1988)
  6. Franciscan Church , memorial plaque of the Prachatitz sponsorship (1984)
  • Irlbach , memorial plaque on the west side of the church wall

J

  1. High cross of the Sudeten Germans above the cemetery
  2. Hochkreuz (1955): “To the dead at home and abroad. 1949 Sudeten German Landsmannschaft. "

K

  1. Memorial stone with the coats of arms of East and West Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland, Danube Swabia, Transylvania (2004): "To the German expellees as thanks for their efforts in building up our community after the Second World War in 1945."
  2. Memorial stone in the cemetery (1978): “The Banat sister parishes of St. Hubert-Charleville-Soltur. The dead of home. The fallen of the war. To the victims of violence 1944-1948. ”-“ Settlement 1770, expulsion 1944. 2917 inhabitants. After the expulsion and deportation of all residents, 964 men, women and children perished cruelly in the internment camps. 146 soldiers died in the war for Germany. ”- Bell piece of the destroyed home church. Lazarevo
  1. Cenotaph in front of the cemetery in Neugablonz (1977)
  2. Heraldic pole in front of the Gablonzer house in Neugablonz
  3. Displaced persons monument in front of the Sacred Heart Church in Neugablonz (1963)
  4. Milestone in front of the Herz-Jesu-Kirche: "Gablonz aN 660 km."
  5. Ferdinand Porsche monument in front of the Sacred Heart Church
  6. Rüdiger-Brunnen next to the Herz-Jesu-Kirche
  7. Riederloh , the former satellite camp of the Dachau concentration camp, was the first accommodation for many expellees from Gablonz and the Jizera Mountains from 1946 to 1954 .
  8. Jizera Mountains Fountain on the Neuer Markt in Neugablonz (1986) Iser , Desse , Kamnitz , Lausitzer Neisse
  • Kelheim , memorial stone on the forest cemetery (1979): “The dead of home and the expulsion. Silesia, Sudetenland, Danube Swabia, East and West Prussia. "
  • Kempten , memorial stone on the municipal cemetery in Rottachstrasse (1955): Displaced persons made up a quarter of Kempten's population.
  • Kienberg (Upper Bavaria) , plaque of the expellees on the eastern outer side of the cemetery wall (1972)
  • Kipfenberg , memorial stone with Sudeten German coat of arms and representation of the Egerland, corner of Pfahldorfer Strasse / Gundekarstrasse (1990): Uschau in the Tachau district
  • Kirchanschöring , memorial in the new parish cemetery (1950)
  • Kirchheim in Schwaben , cross / memorial stone in the cemetery (1949/1974)
  • Kirchroth # Catholic Parish Pondorf , cross on the cemetery chapel (1951)
  • Kissing , memorial stone in front of the St. Bernhard Church (1973): “Remember the home. The Germans of the East. "
  • Kitzingen
  1. Wooden signposts at the Falterturm : "Königsberg, Danzig, Stettin, Breslau, Berlin, Karlsbad, sponsored town of Neuern ."
  2. Hedwigsbrunnen in the courtyard of the district office Hedwig von Andechs , Ursuline convent Kitzingen
  3. Memorial cross on the New Cemetery (1950)
  4. Memorial stone in front of the entrance to the Old Cemetery (1998)
  1. Memorial plaque in the cemetery hall of the new cemetery (1950)
  2. Death board on the pilgrimage route to Weißenregen (1968): “In faithful memory of our dead! Sudeten German Landsmannschaft Kötzting. In the old and new homeland you all rest in God's hands. "
  1. Sudeten German memorial cross behind the Rosenberg fortress
  2. Memorial stone under Rosenberg Fortress by the war memorial (1982): Podersam-Jechnitz Podbořany , Jesenice u Rakovníka , Podersam district
  3. Memorial stone in Mangstrasse
  1. Memorial plaque on the outer wall of the cemetery church
  2. Honor plaque (1928) for those killed in the First World War by Chirles , built into the outer wall of the cemetery church in 1996
  • Kulmbach , municipal cemetery, memorial cross and three plaques: “We are commemorating the Baltic States, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Wartheland, Silesia, Sudetenland, Carpathian region.” - “The dead of the distant homeland.” - “The homeland of Transylvania, Banat, Batschka and all other home areas of the Southeast Germans. "

L.

Running (2015)
  • Lam , memorial stone behind the parish church (1989): “Parish Deschenitz in the Bohemian Forest 1272–1945. This stone is our home parish. Dedicated to their deceased, fallen and missing as a reminder and lasting memory. It had to be the painful farewell too, we will always remember our hometown. We thank God that he has guided our ways and given us a new home. "
  • Landsberg am Lech , memorial plaque in the war victims memorial chapel (1997): “Gedenket der Toten. We bow to the women, men and children who died exhausted and mistreated while fleeing, being driven out, on death marches or in camps, or who were heartbroken just because they lost their homeland. We include in our memory all those who died far from their homeland. Sudeten German country team. Landsmannschaft Silesia. "
  • Landshut
  1. Podewilsstrasse, monument "Against Forgetting" of the Banat Swabians ( Walter Andreas Kirchner , 2001): "1945 Deportation to Forced Labor in the Soviet Union" (names of the places of exile and forced labor in the USSR) - "1951 Baragan Deportation."
  2. Municipal cemetery, Hochkreuz with memorial plaque: “1921–1945. Our dear dead and victims of war. Landsmannschaft der Oberschlesier. “ Uprising in Oberschlesien
  3. Memorial at the Heilig-Geist-Brücke, memorial plaques (1986): “In 1939, 18.7 million Germans lived in the displacement areas. 1944–1945–1946 and later they were expelled, deported, murdered or missing. 12 million reached the rest of the closed German people's soil. They came from their home countries and landscapes. ”-“ Banat, Baragan, Batschka, Buchenland, Danzig, Galicia, Gottschee, Caucasus, Memelland, Lower Silesia, Upper Silesia, East Brandenburg, East Mecklenburg, East Prussia, Poland, Pomerania. ”-“ Posen-West Prussia , Russia, Romania, Sathmar, Schwäb. Turkey, Transylvania, Slovakia, Sudetenland, southern Slavia, southern Styria, Hungary, Vistula-Warta, West Prussia, Wolgaland, Wolynia. "-" The entire German people are called upon to complete the unity and freedom of Germany in free self-determination. "
  1. Memorial column in the municipal cemetery (1952)
  2. Memorial plaque in the town hall (2006): “1945 / 46–2006. In remembrance. As a result of World War II, Germans fled and were expelled from the east to Lauf an der Pregnitz. Many found a new home here and contributed significantly to the development of the city. In gratitude for acceptance and integration. The displaced persons associations in the city area. "
  3. Heuchling , Sudeten German memorial stone in the cemetery (1959)
  • Laufen (Salzach) , memorial to the expellees, first in the vestibule of the old town hall in Laufen (1961), then in the arcades of the monastery cemetery (1990)
  • Leinburg , bell tower of the Catholic Church, memorial cross for the deceased residents of Pittarn in the Jägerndorf district (1998)
  • Leipheim
  1. Memorial at the Old Cemetery (1986)
  2. Stadtbrunnen (1989): “1946–50. Displaced people find a new home. "
  • Lenting , Memorial to the Displaced People; Pomerania, Silesia and Sudetenland (1960)
  • Leutershausen , green space between Kühnbergstrasse and Sudetenstrasse, memorial stone (2005): “1945–1947. Lost home. The Germans from the East in memory of the expulsion from their homeland. Thanks to the citizens of Leutershausen for taking in over 1700 people. Donated in 2005 to Leonh. Hanel. "
  • Lichtenfels (Upper Franconia) , entrance from Lichtenfels train station, memorial plaque for the Sudeten Germans (2006)
  • Lindau (Lake Constance)
  1. Cemetery on Ludwig-Kick-Strasse in Aeschach , cross and coat of arms of the Landsmannschaften, Pomerania, Silesia, Danzig, West Prussia, Sudetenland, East Prussia, Germans abroad, Baltic States, Brandenburg (1951)
  2. Death boards in St. Peter's Chapel

List M – Z

Web links

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

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Podersam – Jechnitz home district
  2. ^ Home district Mies-Pilsen
  3. ↑ A relief shows a group of people looking into the future, surrounded by trumpets and the bursting earth.
  4. ^ Border transit camp Furth im Wald
  5. ↑ Asam Church
  6. ↑ Charleville, Soultour, St. Hubert (Banaterra)
  7. ↑ Podersam-Jechnitz