List of displaced persons in Hessen (A – F)

This list of displaced monuments in Hesse (A – F) shows the displaced monuments in Hessian cities and communities from Allmendfeld to Fulda.

Lists

A-F

image	place	location	year	description
0	Alheim	Cenotaph in Heinebach	1952	Mauer und Marterl “German homeland in the east.” - “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 loyal to the people, the law and their language. Every day will find us! "
0	Allmendfeld	graveyard	1950	Memorial cross "To the dead of home."
	Alsfeld	Weinhaus on the market square next to the pillory 50 ° 45 ′ 3.5 ″ N , 9 ° 16 ′ 15.7 ″ E50.750976 9.271026	1988	Commemorative plaque of the city of Alsfeld “More than 5000 displaced Germans from the Sudetenland, Silesia, East Prussia, Pomerania and from the settlement areas in Eastern and Southeastern Europe as well as refugees from Central Germany found refuge and a second home in Alsfeld and its districts after the Second World War. They and their descendants have played a major role in the cultural and economic development of our city. "
	Alsfeld	Ludwigsplatz 50 ° 45 ′ 9.7 ″ N , 9 ° 16 ′ 9.1 ″ E50.752694 9.269197	0	Signpost, donated by the Sudeten German Landsmannschaft "Königsberg 1000 km, Berlin 450 km, Wroclaw 600 km, Eger 300 km, Marienburg 900 km, Tropau 500 km, Stettin 570 km, Danzig 900 km."
	Amöneburg	Castle wall on the vineyard	1952	Memorial cross "Our dead in their old homeland."
0	Asslar	Kirchberg cemetery	1952	Memorial cross "To the dead of home."
0	Atzbach (Hesse)	Cemetery 50 ° 34 ′ 48.2 ″ N , 8 ° 35 ′ 35.9 ″ E50.580052 8.593296	1962	Memorial cross
0	Bad Arolsen	church Square	1960	Memorial: Map of the tripartite Germany within the borders of 1937. - Bronze plaque (1990): “Since October 3, 1990, united Germany has included the areas of the Federal Republic of Germany, the German Democratic Republic and all of Berlin. The united Germany does not raise any territorial claims against other states and will not assert them in the future either. The confirmation of the borders of the united Germany is an essential part of the peace order in Europe. "
	Bad Hersfeld	City wall at Linggplatz 50 ° 52 ′ 1.6 ″ N , 9 ° 42 ′ 17.2 ″ E50.867109 9.70477	1954	Memorial stone sponsorship Mährisch Schönberg
	Bad Hersfeld	City wall at Linggplatz 50 ° 52 ′ 1.6 ″ N , 9 ° 42 ′ 17.2 ″ E50.867109 9.70477	1974, 1986	Memorial plaques 1250 years Hersfeld, 750 years Mährisch Schönberg
	Bad Hersfeld	Wilhelmshof part-time settlement in Petersberg (Bad Hersfeld)	1976	Settler stone
0	Bad Hersfeld	Eichhof , corner of Breslauer Strasse and Eichhofplatz	1952	Memorial stone, manufactured and maintained by the Nassauische Heimstätte , coat of arms of Sudetenland, Silesia, East Prussia, Pomerania, Hungary. "Built in 1952 for the expellees."
0	Bad Homburg vor der Höhe	Cemetery in Ober-Eschbach	1954	memorial
	bad Homburg	Jubilee Park at Landgrafenstrasse 50 ° 13 ′ 51.1 ″ N , 8 ° 37 ′ 12.6 ″ E50.230853 8.620158	1989	The evictions monument (Jubilee Park Bad Homburg) is a memorial column and shows the coats of arms of the Baltic States, Berlin-Brandenburg, Danzig, Lower Silesia, Upper Silesia, East Prussia, Pomerania, Transylvania, Sudetenland, West Prussia. Motives for the expulsion: “Everyone has a right to a home! Let us remember the lost! ”-“ The builders, engineers, glass cutters, soap, wafer, hat, shoe and basket makers and everyone else began again. We thank you with our structure. "
	bad Homburg	Marienbader Platz 50 ° 13 ′ 17 ″ N , 8 ° 37 ′ 13.4 ″ E50.22139 8.6204	1982	Marienbad district monument “Egerland, Marienbad thanks Bad Homburg vdH 1946–1982. In memory of our home district Marienbad. "
	Bad Orb	Divorce	1967	Displaced persons cemetery Wegscheide “Cemetery of the expellees. This is where Germans from the eastern regions rest who died in the Wegscheide camp after being expelled from their homeland. This place of honor was finally designed in 1967. "
0	Bad Orb	Divorce	1967	Memorial cross from the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge
0	Bad Orb	Courtyard	1989	East German memorial of the Landsmannschaft Silesia, coat of arms of Brandenburg, Pomerania, East Prussia, Silesia, Sudetenland, West Prussia, Danzig
	Bad Schwalbach	graveyard	0	Ostlandkreuz, inscription "Unseren Toten der Ostdeutsche Heimat", four coats of arms
0	Bad Sooden-Allendorf	Spa gardens	0	Miditz memorial stone (?)
0	Bad Sooden-Allendorf	Kammerbach	1952	Ostlandkreuz
	Bad Vilbel	Dortelweil 50 ° 12 '19.2 " N , 8 ° 44' 44.7" E50.205346 8.745756	1964	East German memorial "The dead at home, the victims of the expulsion in 1945."
	Bad Vilbel	Dortelweil 50 ° 12 '19.2 " N , 8 ° 44' 44.7" E50.205346 8.745756	1987	Signpost "Königsberg 1110 km, Opava 620 km, Eger 250 km."
0	Bad Vilbel	0	1986	Memorial stone: “40 years of expulsion from our homeland 1946–1986. 30 years of Sudetenland settlement. "
0	Bad Wildungen	Fountain system	1961	Warning plaque "The indivisible Germany." - "The right to self-determination also applies to Germans."
0	Bebra	graveyard	1950	Plaque of honor “Our dead. Everyone is at home in God. The expellees. "
0	Beerfelden	0	1954	Memorial stone
0	Bensheim	graveyard	1950	Memorial cross, donated by the city of Bensheim
	Bensheim	Green area on Darmstädter Straße	1956	Rübezahl sculpture, sponsorship Arnau in the Giant Mountains
0	Biblis	0	1985, 1996	Memorial stone
0	Biblis	Old graveyard	1981	Memorial stone for Domstadtl
0	Biblis	Old graveyard	1995	Egerländer Memorial
0	Biebesheim on the Rhine	graveyard	1950	Memorial cross in the cemetery
0	Biebesheim on the Rhine	Catholic Church	1993	Stained glass with 8 coats of arms, in the side aisle of the Catholic Church, donated by the BdV local association Biebesheim am Rhein "Mother Anna patroness of the expellees, please for us!"
0	Biebesheim on the Rhine	St. Maria Goretti Church	0	Plaque on the outside church wall
0	Biebesheim on the Rhine	graveyard	1995	Memorial cross in the cemetery, coats of arms of Silesia, Sudetenland, East Prussia, Danzig, Pomerania, Danube Swabia
0	Biedenkopf	District Vocational School	0	Memorial plaque with the coat of arms of Danzig, Posen-West Prussia, East Prussia, Lower Silesia, Upper Silesia, Sudetenland
0	Birkenau	Old graveyard	1953	Memorial cross
0	Birkenau	Nieder-Liebersbach , cemetery	1972	Memorial cross on the cemetery in Nieder-Liebersbach
0	Bischofsheim (Mainspitze)	graveyard	1950	Memorial stone with high cross
0	Bischofsheim	0	1996	Memorial stone “We remember our dead with loyalty and awe. 1996 Egerländer Gmoi Bischofsheim. "
0	Biskirchen	0	0	High cross with base
	Braunfels	St. Georgen cemetery 50 ° 30 ′ 33.4 ″ N , 8 ° 23 ′ 19.7 ″ E50.509268 8.388816	1950, 1986	Memorial cross
0	Breuberg	Cemetery in Neustadt	1955	Memorial cross "The Victims of the Expulsion in 1945."
0	Bruchköbel	Karlovy Vary Square	1982	Memorial stone with plaque "With all German expellees and refugees, Bruchköbel preserves the memory of the unforgettable homeland in 1982. The magistrate of the city of Bruchköbel."
0	Bürstadt	graveyard	1997	Memorial stone
0	Bürstadt	Cemetery in Bobstadt	1971	Memorial stone “In memory of the dead at home. We seek our honor in pleasing Him whether we are at home or abroad. 2 Cor. 5.9 "
0	Büttelborn	Worfelden	1950	Memorial cross "Remember our deceased in our old homeland, the fallen and victims of the expulsion."
0	Büttelborn	Cemetery in Klein-Gerau	1949	Memorial cross
0	Büttelborn	Cemetery in Klein-Gerau	2000	Memorial stone, bronze plate of the municipality of Büttelborn
0	Burghaun	Castle Park	1986	Memorial stone “Don't forget your homeland. Augezd Kr. Sternberg, Sudetenland. Burghaun, the sponsoring community. Created in 1986 - 40 years after the expulsion, in the 25th year of sponsorship. ” Újezd u Uničova , Sternberg district (Moravia)
	Butzbach	Memorial hall in the cemetery	1962	Memorial stone “City and monastery of Tepl, their fallen and the victims of the expulsion from September 1st, 1962.” Teplá , monastery Teplá
0	Butzbach	Main street in Kirch-Göns	1983	Memorial stone with the coat of arms of East Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Transylvania and Sudetenland
	Darmstadt	Waldfriedhof Darmstadt	1995	Memorial “1945–1995 Escape, Expulsion, Deportation. As Germans, we were driven from our homeland 50 years ago. Deported and interned in labor and death camps. We had blatant injustice to endure hardship and death. Growing out of the purifying power of suffering, we demanded in our charter of August 5, 1950, the renunciation of revenge and retribution, the reconstruction of Germany and the creation of a united, peaceful and free Europe in which all people and peoples live without fear and coercion can. We called and call on peoples and people who are of good will to lend a hand to the work, so that out of guilt, misfortune, suffering, poverty and misery, the way to a better future can be found for us all. We remember our dead. ”-“ 50 years of a new home. Sometimes one of us who has been wronged, a child, a woman, a man comes to mind to whom we want to say: Thank you! Whether in the old home countries or in the labor and death camps after 1945 or on the run, whether after freedom was finally achieved in Germany or in one of those countries to which a benevolent power directed our paths. Everywhere we met people who helped us to survive, who, like in the city of Darmstadt and in the districts of Darmstadt and Dieburg, encouraged us to build a new home. Association of Expellees. "
0	Darmstadt	Kapellenplatz	1968	Memorial plaque on a wall “Your dead. The German-Baltic Landsmannschaft commemorates those who died in the world wars and liberation struggles, those who perished through violence and misery. The Landsmannschaft set this honor roll together with their sponsor city Darmstadt AD in 1968. "
0	Darmstadt	Eberstadt , Reuterallee / Thüringerstraße	1985	Germany signpost with a memorial plaque “Königsberg 960 km, East Prussia Immanuel Kant, Käthe Kollwitz, R. Herder. Breslau Silesia 600 km, Duchess Hedwig, Gerhart Hauptmann, JF August Borsig. Danzig 840 km, Nicolaus Copernicus, Emil von Behring, Kurt Schumacher, Aachen 200 km, Stettin 570 km, Hamburg 420 km, Munich 300 km. "Commemorative plaque:" 1985 in the 40th year of the expulsion of the German population from their East German homeland and 35 Years after the German expellees solemnly renounced revenge and retribution, this memorial was erected by the East German country teams. It is always intended to remind of the fact that the German provinces East and West Prussia, Silesia, Upper Silesia, Pomerania and East Brandenburg belong to Germany under international law and honor East German personalities who are important for German culture as a whole. It should remind us that it is not the use of force but the mutual recognition of law and historical truth that are the basis of a lasting peace. "
0	Dietzhölztal	Cemetery in Ewersbach	1990	Central memorial
0	Dodenau	0	1954	Hochkreuz (Homeland Day)
0	Dornheim (Hesse)	graveyard	1997	Memorial plaque “To commemorate the dead in our unforgettable homeland. The expellees 1950–1997. "
0	Dreieich	Cemetery in Sprendlingen	1967	Cenotaph “Loyalty for loyalty. Sudetenland, Pomerania, Silesia, East Prussia, Danube Swabia. Association of Expelled Germans 1967. "
0	Echzell	graveyard	1984	Memorial cross in the cemetery, on the base coat of arms of Silesia, Sudetenland, Pomerania, East Prussia
0	Echzell	Cemetery in Gettenau	1956	Wooden cross with stone base "Do not forget the dead of our stolen homeland."
0	Edermünde	Cemetery in Besse	1950	Wooden cross of the Sudeten German Landsmannschaft
0	Egelsbach	at the city Hall	1995	Memorial stone “Egelsbach has given us a new home. We thank you for that. Association of Expellees. "
0	Egelsbach	in the cemetery of honor	1986	Memorial stone: "We remember in awe all the victims of the expulsion from 1945-1946."
0	Ehringshausen	at the Catholic Church	1954	Memorial cross
0	Eppstein	at the cemetery in Niederjosbach	1950	Memorial cross
0	Erbach (Odenwald)	in the cemetery	0	Memorial cross
	Espenau	Pringelsberg in Hohenkirchen	1953/54	Memorial, walled urns with soil from the displacement areas
0	Espenau	on Schäferberg next to the Catholic Church	1955, 2005	Wooden cross / memorial plaque
0	Felsberg (Hesse)	Heiligenberg in Gensungen	1952	Home bell “I call home.” - “In 1945/46, more than 17 million Germans were expelled from their ancestral homeland. 2.1 million were killed in the displacement. 9,957 displaced persons were accepted into the Melsungen district. They donated the home bell on July 20, 1952. "
0	Felsberg	Village square in Wolfershausen	1988	0
0	Felsberg	on the road to Guxhagen	1961	Memorial cross
0	Felsberg	at the southern entrance to Neuenbrunslar	1953	Ostlandkreuz
0	Fernwald	Church in Steinbach	1955	Memorial plaques on both sides of the church entrance “Our dead in our old homeland. Anno 1955. "-" To the victims of war and displacement. Anno 1955. "
0	Lilacs	0	1986	St. Hedwig-wayside shrine "In 1946 1000 Germans from the East found a new home here after their expulsion." Hedwig von Andechs
0	Flörsheim am Main	in the cemetery	1996	Memorial "To the dead of the homeland, the victims of flight and displacement 1945-1946."
	Frankfurt-Nieder-Erlenbach	Nieder-Erlenbach : Alt-Erlenbach opposite house number 54 50 ° 12 ′ 15.3 ″ N , 8 ° 42 ′ 29.2 ″ E50.204244 8.708119	0	Displaced persons monument
0	Frankfurt-Nieder-Eschbach	0	0	0
0	Frankenberg (Eder)	in front of the culture hall	1969	Memorial, sponsorship Bütow
0	Frankenberg (Eder)	in the green area by the district building in Bahnhofstrasse	0	Memorial stone
0	Frankenberg (Eder)	in the cemetery	1987	Memorial stone "Unforgotten home Bütow in Pomerania 1945."
0	Friedberg (Hesse)	in the cemetery	1986	Memorial cross with memorial stones for the seaside town of Ervěnice , Teplá district
0	Fürth (Odenwald)	graveyard	1957	Displacement Cross
0	Fürth (Odenwald)	Community cemetery	1991	Guttenbrunn Memorial Cross
	Fulda	Train station, platform 1	2016	Memorial plaque commemorating the arrival of many transport trains with displaced Sudeten Germans in 1946
0	Fulda	Women's mountain facilities	1950	Memorial stone “To the victims of the east. Expelled because German remained. District Association of Expellees Fulda 1950. "
0	Fulda	Wall below the Michaelskirche	1967	Commemorative plaque “The dead in the city of Oberglogau / Upper Silesia, the fallen of the first and the victims of the second world war and those who died in their hometown since 1945 when they were expelled or later in a new place of residence, commemorate the seventh time in solidarity and loyalty to their old homeland Oberglogauer united in the sponsored city of Fulda. Pentecost 1967. RIP "
0	Fulda	Wall below the Michaelskirche	1997	Memorial plaque Leitmeritz , Leitmeritz district “With loyal ties to our ancestral home in the Elbe Valley and the Bohemian Central Uplands, we commemorate all those who died from the city and district of Leitmeritz, those who fell in both world wars, all victims of war and crime, the victims of displacement from 1945-1946, and everyone those who died far from home. August 1997, 23rd federal meeting in the sponsor city of Fulda. Heimatkreis Leitmeritz e. V. "
	0 Fulda - Mittelrode	Haimberg, between Haimbach and Mittelrode	1981	10 m high stele not far from the memorial for displaced persons from 1950
	Fulda	Haimberg, between Haimbach and Mittelrode on the 416 m high Haimberg	1950	“Law must remain law, including the right to a home. In memory of the dead of the displaced. O Lord, give us back our home! Erected by the 1st Egerländer Gmoi Haimbach and the surrounding area. 9/10/1950. "
0	Fulda	Platz der Heimat in Gläserzell	1975	Memorial stone
0	Fulda	Entrance to Niesig	1990	Memorial stone with the coat of arms of the Sudetenland, Silesia, Slovakia, East Prussia and Danube Swabia “In the years 1950–1953, 39 families from formerly German eastern regions created a new home here in 5 full-time farmers and 34 part-time jobs. This stone represents their belief in a peaceful future. It should be a reminder to grant everyone the right to a home. 1989. Association of Expellees. Sniffy. "