Erna Lamberti
The brass Stolperstein for Erna Lamberti lies in a German pavement at the address where she once lived. Her name remains clearly visible in the pavement.
Each Stolperstein marks the last chosen home of a person persecuted by the Nazi regime. Erna Lamberti was born in the year 1917. She lived at this address before Nazi authorities arrested her during the Nazi era. The Hadamar institution received her after that arrest.
Although presented as a healing institution, Hadamar served as a murder centre within the Nazi euthanasia programme. Erna Lamberti was murdered there by the Nazi regime. Artist Gunter Demnig created these stones to place victims’ names beside their former homes. This stone keeps her name present here.
Its small square connects an ordinary pavement with Erna’s persecution, death and remembered home. The marker gives her history a precise place. The memorial also links Erna’s individual story with the wider history of Nazi persecution. Her identity remains attached to this exact address.
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