List of evacuation monuments in Lower Saxony (I – W)

This list of displaced monuments in Lower Saxony (I – W) shows the displaced monuments in Lower Saxony's cities and communities from Isernhagen to Wunstorf.

List A – H

List I – W

image	place	location	year	description
	Isernhagen	Memorial stone at St. Marien-Kirche Kircher farmers	1951	“Remember the homeland, those who fell for it and those missing in it. Central Association of Expelled Germans. Isernhagen 1951 "
	Juist	Memorial plaque and memorial stones on the cemetery chapel	Memorial Day 1977	“They came from the fire. They went through the water. They found a bank. According to Isaiah 43/2. Between 1945 and 1947, around 1250 displaced persons, mainly from Pomerania and East Prussia, found refuge in Juist. In the difficult years that followed, many of them died and rest in this cemetery. Those who live in peace on this island, who visit this island as guests: remember you and do not forget what a precious gift life and peace are. "
0	Kreiensen	Cemetery, plaque	1958	“In memory of the victims of both world wars 1914-1918 1939-1945. Kreiensen community Sponsor community Arnsdorf / Rsgb. with Steinseiffen. ”-“ Jannowitz and Kupferberg. ” Miłków (Podgórzyn) , Janowice Wielkie , Podgórzyn
0	Lahstedt	Südstraße at the Protestant church in Groß Lafferde
0	Lamstedt	Memorial plaques next to the memorial for the fallen
0	Langenhagen	Memorial plaque on the war memorial in Engelbostel
	Langenhagen	Memorial plaque on the town hall wall	1960-1992	Commemorative plaque depicting Germany in its borders from 1937 with the inscription “Unforgotten Heimat”, stolen in 1992
	Langenhagen	Memorial stone at the Elisabeth Church on Walsroder Straße
	Langeoog	German-Baltic memorial at the Langeoog dune cemetery	1982
0	Lemwerder	Memorial stone at the cemetery entrance	1987
0	Lingen (Ems)	new cemetery, memorial stone and tree of life, coats of arms of West Prussia, Pomerania, East Prussia, Silesia, Posen, Sudetenland
0	Lohne (Oldenburg)	Displacement settlement Kettelerstraße / Mittelwalder Straße, memorial stone	1980	“Mittelwalde. Since 1952 Pate city of Lohne. " Międzylesie
0	Rewards	there, protective cloak Madonna	1991
0	Luneburg	District administration courtyard, Eichenbrück memorial stone, sponsorship	1983	Wągrowiec , Kreis Wongrowitz , district Eichenbrueck
0	Luneburg	Ritterstrasse, bronze sculpture	1987	"Memory of East Prussia."
0	Luneburg	Old courtyard of the district administration; Lüneburg, Bleckede, Neuhaus and Königsberg
0	Luneburg	Memorial stone in front of the building of the North German Cultural Works in Herderstrasse		"The dead of the great expulsion 1945–1956."
0	Lünne	Memorial for displaced persons at St. Vitus in Plantlünne
0	Mariental (Lower Saxony)	Transit camp memorial at the community center	1997	“In memory of the Mariental transit camp 1945–1947.” - “Never again violence, expulsion and injustice. Unity, law and freedom are our future. ”-“ Peace, faith, confidence, suffering, hunger, displacement, Wohlau, Stettin, Danzig, Oels. ” Mariental-Horst # Civil history
0	Melle	Memorial cross in Grönenberg Park	1955
0	Melle	Memorial stone	1965	“The Regenwald district and its dead. Faithful to home. Faithful to the ancestors. September 16, 1965. “ Regenwalde district
0	Melle	Memorial stone to the entrance of Wellingholzhausen	1984	"Silesia, East Prussia, Pomerania"
0	Nienburg / Weser	signpost		"Berlin 337 km, Bartenstein 889 km, Domnau 922 km, zone border 132 km, Friedland 928 km, Schippenbeil 909 km, Kulm 691 km, Lähn am Bober 760 km, Danzig 728 km, Elbing 778 km."
	Nienburg	Area of the vocational schools of the district of Nienburg on the Berliner Ring, memorial stone		"The memory of the German East in 1953."
	Nienburg	there, memorial stone for East and West Prussia, Silesia, Danzig, Sudetenland, Warthegau, Posen, Pomerania, Berlin, Mark Brandenburg
	Nienburg	there, memorial stone	1986	“In memory of the Germans in Russia. 8/10/1986. "
0	Nienburg	East German Museum of Local History: 9 m ² Ostland window with Marienburg (Ordensburg) , Breslauer Rathaus , Oder , Lausitzer Neisse , Küstrin , Frankfurt (Oder) , Danziger Krantor , Elbląg , Königsberg i. Pr. , Tilsit , Tannenberg monument , Giant Mountains , Upper Silesian collieries and St. Annaberg
0	North (East Frisia)	Gnadenkirche Tidofeld
0	Northeim	Cemetery, memorial to the displaced
0	Nortmoor	Memorial stone on the cemetery forecourt	1981	“Memorial for the dead of the Silesian community Schnellewalde 1281–1981.” Szybowice
	Ohlendorf (Hemmingen)	Memorial stone	1953	“To the victims of the 1939-1945 war. We were one in love for our homeland and gave it everything. "
0	Ohrum	Memorial stone at the northern entrance to the village	1999	“In memory of the 1946 expulsion from Heinzendorf and Werdeck, County of Glatz / Silesia. We thank you for the admission and commemorate all victims of the war and the expulsion from the German East. Far away true! 1999. "
	Oldenburg (Oldenburg)	Park on Peterstrasse, Leobschützstein	1951	"Unforgettable German city in the east of Leobschütz." - "Danzig, Memel, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenland, East Prussia, West Prussia." - "1945."
0	Osnabrück	Memorial stone on the cemetery in Voxtrup	2007	“We REMEMBER the expulsion from Volpersdorf and Köpprich / Grafschaft Glatz - Silesia in 1946. THANK YOU for being here in the region in the most difficult time. MEMORIAL of all victims of war, violence and expulsion from the German East. Volpersdorfer Heimatgruppe, Voxtrup 2007, location of the Heimatgruppe. “ Wolibórz , Przygórze
0	Osnabrück	Hasetorwall, memorial of the German East, medieval defense tower	1954	`ETERNAL GERMAN EAST`
0	Osterholz-Scharmbeck	City park on Lindenstrasse, home stele with the eastern areas	1962
0	Osterode am Harz	Inner city ring at the corner of Bahnhofstrasse, milestone	1985	“862 km to Osterode – East Prussia.” Ostróda
0	Osterode	Memorial plaque on the wall of St. Aegidien (Osterode)		“Our brothers and sisters who are resting in the cemeteries of our East German homeland and who have been killed on the run. Sisters in memory. Christ says: I live and you should also live. The country teams united in the Federation of Expelled Germans. "
0	Otterndorf	Cemetery, Cross of the German East		in the stone base of the wooden cross: "The dead of our Eastern homeland 1949."
0	Otterndorf	District building, memorial stone	1975	“Labiau district, East Prussia. In memory of our homeland, the district community of Labiau 1975. “ District of Labiau
0	Torment	Memorial stone for the Lamsdorf internment camp near the district house	1960	“The victims of the Falkenberg district through war, expulsion, and the Lamsdorf camp. The Peine district. “ Landkreis Falkenberg OS
0	Torment	Memorial stone at the cemetery chapel in Essinghausen	1986
0	Torment	Memorial stone on the old cemetery in Vöhrum
	Rastede	Bog oak memorial Displaced Persons by Jochen Kusber on the site of the former camp for refugees and displaced persons in Hahn-Lehmden	2010
0	Rinteln	Seetorfriedhof, memorial cross	1955	Coats of arms of Pomerania, West Prussia, Brandenburg and Upper Silesia
	Ronnenberg	Memorial stone in a green area	1953	"The unforgettable homeland and its victims in memory."
0	Rotenburg (Wümme)	Site of the Heimatbund Wümme, memorial stone with Stettin, Danzig, Breslau and Königsberg	1986
0	Rotenburg	Area of the district house, memorial stone 30 years of sponsorship in the district of Angerburg	1984
0	Rössing (Nordstemmen)	Memorial stone Pomerania, East Prussia, Silesia	1997
0	Salzgitter	Memorial for expellees in Thiede	1950
0	Scheeßel	Memorial stone Silesia on Seidorfer Straße	1986
0	Schöningen	Memorial column on the market, coat of arms of Berlin , 6 Central and East German coats of arms		"Berlin should always remain the capital 17.6.1959." - "Don't forget the German East!"
0	Schulenburg (Pattensen)	Sponsorship stone; Bärndorf, Neudorf, Södrich		“40 years of sponsorship at Schulenburg Fischbach / Rsgb. 1951–1991. “ Karpniki , Mysłakowice
	Seesen	Wilhelmsplatz	1994	Memorial stone with coats of arms of Silesia, Pomerania, East Prussia
0	Sibbesse	Memorial stone in Hönze	1989	“In memory of 14 million East German expellees 1949–1989. Federation of Displaced Persons. BdV "
0	Morals	Memorial stone at the house of clubs and history	2010	“In memory of refugees and displaced persons. Börde Sittensen. "
	Jump	Town hall wall, memorial plaque	1962	“To commemorate the victims of the expulsion from their Silesian homeland Militsch-Trachenberg , the dead who remained there, the fallen and missing. Sponsorship group Springe and home district community Militsch-Trachenberg 1962. “ Landkreis Militsch , Żmigród
	Jump	Guide from Helmut Benna		"Tilsit 1033 km, Danzig 777 km, Stettin 445 km, Berlin 320 km, Wroclaw 631 km, Dresden 420 km."
0	Stade	Wall systems on the Elbe	Goldaper Memorial 1964 Moose sculpture 1987	Gołdap
	Stadtoldendorf	Memorial plaque on the town hall	1955	Heinrich Lersch
0	Strackholt	At the Hohen Thee, reminder and memorial plaque	2008	“As a reminder and reminder. On February 24, 1946, around 1,000 residents were expelled from Schlegel, Glatz / Lower Silesia, and robbed of their homes. On March 5, 1946, they arrived in Aurich / East Frisia and were distributed to the East Frisian towns. Ten families came to Strackholt, and later many others who found modest accommodation here. Some settled down and found a new home, even a second home. This is to thank the residents of Strackholt, but also to remind them of their lost homeland in Silesia. Far but true. Home Community Schlegel 1980 eV " Słupiec (Nowa Ruda)
0	Suhlendorf	Cemetery, Wollsteiner Lapidarium	2007	Wolsztyn , Wollstein District
	Syke	Park at the mill pond		Three memorial stones: German East and eight coats of arms
0	Syke	Memorial stone in the Wehlau district
0	Uelzen	Memorial stone in front of the old parish office in Veerßen
0	Uelzen	Memorial stone in the cemetery with a large burial ground for displaced persons	1984
	Vechta	Memorial at the ev.-luth. Church of the Resurrection	1968	“Memorial: East German Homeland; Soldiers; Missing people, abducted people. "
	Verden	Bürgerpark, memorial for the German East	1955	`NEVER LOST, ALWAYS THINK OF IT Coats of` arms of Brandenburg, Danzig, Silesia, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania and the Sudetenland
0	Wallenhorst	Memorial stone in Rulle	1996	"To the victims of the war, the flight and the expulsion of the dioceses of Breslau, Danzig, Warmia, the prelature Schneidemühl, the vicariates general Glatz and Branitz and the Sudetenland."
0	Walsrode	Main entrance to the cemetery, memorial stone	1950
	Whet	graveyard	Hochkreuz (1952), replaced by a memorial stone (1971)
0	Wilhelmshaven	Ehrenfriedhof am Stadtpark, Neuengrodener Strasse, memorial stone	1967	“They are safe on the Brahe and Vistula in their native soil, have fallen innocent in war and expulsion through blind delusion, or they sleep far from their home, against eternal tomorrow. Lord of life and death, give grace and home to all of us. The Bydgoszcz dead. ” Bydgoszcz , Bydgoszcz Blood Sunday
0	Wilhelmshaven	Bronze sculpture opposite the Cityhaus on Bismarckstrasse	1982	“ Ferdinand Lepcke . The bow-tensioner . The grateful Brombergers. 1910 her godfather city 1982. "
0	Wilhelmshaven	Memorial stone opposite the Kopperhörner mill in Brommygrün on Mühlenweg	1983	"Meeting place for the expellees." - "Landsmannschaft der Oberschlesier, Landsmannschaft Silesia, Pomeranian Landsmannschaft, Landsmannschaft East Prussia, Landsmannschaft West Prussia and Danzig."
0	Winsen (Aller)	Memorial stone under the oak grove in front of the cemetery	1987	"In memory of the homeland of the German expellees in Eastern, Central and Southeastern Europe as well as in memory of their victims and sufferings from the occasion of flight and displacement."
0	Winsen (Luhe)	Rote-Kreuz-Straße 6, memorial stone with coats of arms of East Prussia, Schloßberg and Ebenrode		"Remember the German areas in the east with the districts of Schloßberg (Pillkallen), Ebenrode (Stallupönen) in East Prussia." Dobrowolsk , Nesterow
0	Wohldenberg Castle	Memorial cross	1979	"In commemoration of the outbreak of World War II in Gdansk on September 1st, 1939, the Gdansk Catholics who were expelled from their homeland 40 years later erected this Memorial of Peace for their dead as a symbol of reconciliation between the peoples."
0	Wolfenbüttel	Memorial stone at the northern entrance to Halchter	2000	"We remember! The escape, deportation and expulsion of Germans from their homeland in the east. The victims are accusing! BdV Halchter. "
0	Wolfenbüttel	5 m high wayside shrine on Rosenwall, memorial for displaced persons	1950/2003
0	Wolfenbüttel	Landeshuter Platz, displaced persons memorial, 50 years sponsorship of the Landeshut	Good Friday 1953 Relief stone 2002
0	Wolfenbüttel	there, distance stone with Brandenburg Gate	1959	Berlin 195 km, Wroclaw 455 km, state hat 404 km
	Wolfsburg	Memorial on the Klieversberg .	1953	Memorial for the victims of the two world wars with a 14 meter high obelisk. Several panels remind of the fate of the German expellees from different regions.
0	Wolfsburg-Fallersleben	Memorial in the castle park
0	Wunstorf	ev.-luth. Petruskirche in Steinhude , memorial of the Elchniederung district community	1991
0	Wunstorf	Corner of Blumenauer Strasse / Wilhelm-Busch-Strasse, memorial plaque		"Oststadt Wunstorf. German compatriots were expelled from Silesia, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Brandenburg, the Sudetenland, etc. as a result of the Second World War. Here on Wilhelm-Busch-Straße, the non-profit building association Wunstorf eG continued building rental houses in 1952 to alleviate the unbearable housing shortage. This new district was created in the east of the city with 287 apartments. "