Hanni Hertz
Hanni Hertz is a small memorial in Petershagen, dedicated to a Jewish resident who was murdered during the Holocaust. The memorial belongs to the Stolpersteine project.
These brass plaques lie in pavements before the former homes of people persecuted by the Nazis. Each stone bears a victim’s name and life dates.
Mindener Straße identifies the Hertz family’s former home. In Petershagen, other Stolpersteine also commemorate Jewish community members who suffered under the Nazi regime.
The stones preserve individual names within Petershagen’s history. Memorial ceremonies can bring descendants and local residents together around these markers, linking remembrance with shared civic history.
Those gatherings support reflection on the named victims. The name Hanni Hertz gives this memorial a personal focus within Petershagen’s Holocaust remembrance.
Brass, pavement, names, and dates define this place. The spot belongs to Petershagen’s history category and is recorded as wheelchair accessible.
The memorial’s recorded location is Mindener Straße in Petershagen.
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