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Memorial Forced Labour Camp Stolberg
This memorial is controversial because it had the shape of a swastika. The memorial is situated on the place where a forced labour camp was during the Second World War.
About 50 people died in Stolberg because of forced labour.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Fedor de Vries
Nearby
Point of interest
- War Damage Frankentalstraße - Stolberg
- Telephone Connecting Point Westwall - Stolberg
- Bulletholes Church Büsbach - Stolberg-Büsbach
Monument
- Memorial Memorial First World War Stolberg - Stolberg
- Memorial Jewish Prayer House - Stolberg
- Memorial Jewish Forced Labour Camp - Stolberg
Cemetery
- German War Graves Hammstraße Cemetery - Stolberg
- German War Graves Bergstraße Cemetery - Stolberg
- German War Graves Büsbach - Stolberg-Büsbach
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Steinweg 57 - Stolberg (Rheinland)
- Stumbling Stones Steinweg 56 - Stolberg (Rheinland)
- Stumbling Stones Freunder Landstraße 60 - Aachen-Brand
Fortification
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