Marion Ellen Levita
Marion Ellen Levita is a historical memorial in Frankfurt, marked by a Stolperstein at Fuchshohl 67. The stone commemorates Marion Ellen Levita in Frankfurt. She was born in Dortmund in 1928 and died in Bergen-Belsen in 1945, aged sixteen. Her life ended in Bergen-Belsen during the Holocaust.
Set into the pavement, the small brass plaque belongs to Gunter Demnig’s Stolpersteine memorial project. Artist Gunter Demnig began the Stolpersteine project in the 1990s. It remembers people persecuted and murdered by the Nazis at their last freely chosen homes. The address connects her name with a family home in Frankfurt. Each plaque records a person’s name, birth date, and fate on the brass surface. This Frankfurt memorial is recorded as wheelchair accessible.
Marion Ellen Levita’s plaque places her story within Frankfurt’s history category. Its brass surface marks the memory of a young person through a simple name and address. The name and address preserve a personal link with Frankfurt.
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