List of expellee monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate
This list of displaced monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate records the displaced monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate .
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| image | place | location | year | description |
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| Altenkirchen (Westerwald) | Palace Square | Memorial stone from the Association of Displaced Persons , distance sign: "Königsberg 950 km, Danzig 830 km, Stettin 550 km, Wroclaw 640 km, Eger 350 km." | ||
| Alzey | 1990 | Memorial stone: “In memory of the resettlement from Romania 1940–1990. Landsmannschaft Rhineland-Palatinate-Saar Buchenland Germans. " | ||
| Annweiler | East Prussia Fountain | |||
| Asbach (Westerwald) | 2011 | Memorial stone: "We also commemorate the war dead of our fellow citizens who came to us from old East Germany and the Sudetenland." | ||
| Bad Ems | at the Fallen Monument | Memorial stone at the monument to the fallen | ||
| Bad Kreuznach | District administration area | 1983 | Ostland memorial | |
| Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler | 1953 | Memorial cross | ||
| Bassenheim | Walpot place | 1989 | "Siegfried Walpot von Bassenheim 1370-1396 Commander of the Teutonic Order." - "To the father of the Masurian town of Passenheim." Pasym | |
| Bingen am Rhein | graveyard | Memorial cross in the cemetery: "The dead of our homeland in the east." | ||
| Cochem | Memorial in the cemetery, sculpture of the weeping woman: "The dead of the East German homeland." 4 memorial stones: East Prussia, West Prussia - Danzig, Pomerania - Posen, Silesia - Germans abroad. | |||
| Cochem | #Memorial stone at the Moselle bridge: "The whole of Germany should be united." | |||
| Frankenthal (Palatinate) | Memorial stone in the main cemetery (1987): “Segentau. In memory of all those who have died, fallen, missing or abducted. ” Șagu | |||
| Frankenthal | Cemetery on Wormser Strasse | Pentecost 1993 | East Prussia Fountain | |
| Annweiler | Memorial stone: "We are commemorating Marienfeld Banat / Romania, location 45 ° 50 'north latitude 20 ° 32' east longitude." - "O home, German sweat proud bloom. You witness to many a bitter father's distress. We bless you that God may keep you. Adam Müller - Guttenbrunn. ”-“ We commemorate all dead in the homeland and those who had to die in wars and post-war chaos. ” Teremia Mare | |||
| Friedelsheim | graveyard | Memorial cross in the cemetery | ||
| Gönnheim | Memorial cross on the Friedelsheim | |||
| Höhr-Grenzhausen | graveyard | 1956 | Memorial with cross and coat of arms of East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Brandenburg, Silesia and the Sudetenland (1956). | |
| Höhr-Grenzhausen | Westfriedhof in Grenzhausen | Memorial stone with coats of arms of East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Brandenburg, Silesia and the Sudetenland | ||
| Kaiserslautern | On the seat | 1988 | Eichendorff monument | |
| Kaiserslautern | Green space in front of the main cemetery on the corner of Mannheimer Strasse and Donnerbergerstrasse | 1983 | Memorial stone with the coat of arms of East Prussia, Danzig, West Prussia, Pomerania, Brandenburg, Silesia, Upper Silesia and Sudetenland | |
| Koblenz | Main cemetery | Memorial with high cross: "The dead in the German east." | ||
| War field | Kirchheimbolander Strasse | 2000 | Torschau memorial stone | |
| Landau in the Palatinate | Hindenburgstrasse next to the zoo | 1952/1980) | Memorial stone of the Danube Germans | |
| Landau in the Palatinate | New development area | 1945 | Wappenstein 1945 (East Prussia, Pomerania, Silesia, Sudetenlan | |
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Mainz | Fischtor-Platz 49 ° 59 ′ 59.6 ″ N , 8 ° 16 ′ 42.2 ″ E |
1961 | Memorial of German Unity (Mainz) , memorial stone for the division of Germany, names of 50 East and Central German cities |
| Montabaur | Cemetery on the road on the lime ' | Crucifix in the cemetery on the street Auf dem Kalk | ||
| Nassau (Lahn) | graveyard | Memorial stone for Lüben | ||
| Schifferstadt | Forest cemetery | 1963 | Memorial stone: “In memory of our ancestors, dead and missing from the world wars of 1914–1918, 1939–1945 and the victims of the evictions after 1945. The survivors of the Batschsentiwan community, Prigrevica Sv. Ivan, Batschka , Yugoslavia. " | |
| Schifferstadt | Main entrance of the forest cemetery | Memorial cross | ||
| Sobernheim | graveyard | 1951 | Memorial stone in the cemetery (Cross 1951) | |
| Speyer | graveyard | 1986 | Memorial stone: "Memorial of the Danube Germans, East-West Prussia + Danziger, Pomerania, Silesians, Sudeten Germans." | |
| Speyer | at the house of Pannonia | 1995 | Memorial at Haus Pannonia: “We did not escape in retaliation, it is our duty not to forget. Places of suffering and extermination of the Danube Swabians from 1944-1956. Starved, frozen, murdered. ”-“ To commemorate the victims of flight, expulsion and deportation of those who perished in labor and extermination camps as well as those who fell and went missing in the war. Representing 130,000 dead. Abbot Adalbert von Neipperg OSB, Neuburg / Neckar Abbey, born March 31, 1890 in Meran, murdered December 23, 1948 in Vrsac / Werschetz. D. Dr. Philipp Popp , Bishop d. German Protestant Church in Yugosl. Born March 20, 1893 in Beschania, executed June 30, 1945 in Zagreb / Agram. " | |
| trier | Town Hall Square | 1965 | Heimatbrunnen on Rathausplatz: “Unity and justice and freedom. Breslau, Gliwice, Stettin, Koenigsberg, Eger, Marienburg. " | |
| Weidenthal | graveyard | 1954 | Memorial in the cemetery | |
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Westerburg | Outside the town on Katzenstein 50 ° 33 ′ 50 ″ N , 7 ° 58 ′ 59.4 ″ E |
Memorial to the expellees | |
| Wittlich | Cemetery in Burgstrasse | 1951 | Ostlandkreuz | |
| Zweibrücken | Europe's rose garden | 1990 | Memorial stone: “Unforgettable German East. East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Lower Silesia, Upper Silesia, Sudetenland. Association of Expellees United Landsmannschaften District Association Zweibrücken. " |
