Kriegerdenkmal 1939-1947

Kriegerdenkmal 1939-1947 stands in Munich’s Neuhausen district, beside the side chapel of St. Theresia Church. The church provides a quiet setting for remembrance. Along the chapel wall, a series of plaques records soldiers who fought and died during the Second World War. Each plaque carries personal details that connect the historical event with an individual life.

Names appear with first names, dates of death, and additional remarks where available. These details turn the memorial into a direct record of lives lost through wartime violence. Reading the plaques brings the human cost of conflict into view. The surrounding church space encourages a pause beside these inscriptions. Together, the names and dates preserve a connection between Neuhausen’s community and the people remembered here. A first name beside a death date remains the most immediate detail.