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Synagogendenkmal

Spitalbrücke, 90403 Nuremberg

Synagogendenkmal, Nuremberg (Monuments)
Fig. 01Synagogendenkmal© André Karwath aka Aka · CC BY-SA 2.5
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About Synagogendenkmal

The Synagogue Memorial in Nuremberg commemorates the former main synagogue on Hans-Sachs-Platz, which was demolished in 1938 on the orders of Julius Streicher. The memorial stands at Spitalbrücke near Leo-Katzenberger-Weg and consists of a 1988 relief by Reinhard Heiber depicting the destroyed architecture, along with a memorial stele by August Hofmann from 1970. Here you can gain a sense of the site's historical significance for Nuremberg's Jewish community. To the left of the memorial, a plaque also recalls the murder of Leo Katzenberger.

Based on the article “Synagogendenkmal (Nürnberg)” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Address
Spitalbrücke
90403 Nuremberg, Germany
District
Altstadt, St. Sebald
Phone
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Website
de.wikipedia.org
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Coordinates
49.45325° N · 11.08069° E
Data quality
confidence 0.71
Identifier
ID 93c11b94-644…
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