Max Eckstein, Hanuš Adler, Eva Abelesová, Benjamin Rosenstein, Markéta Auerbachová, Ida Aschenbrennerová, Erich Spalter, Sophie Lieben, Helena Wintrová, Emílie Fuchsová, Helena Fuchsová, Alois Bergmann, Beila Bergmannová, Růžena Bergmannová, Arnošt Grosslicht, František Grosslicht, Elsa Grosslichtová, Robert Katz, Hanuš Katz, Zděnka Katzová, Kamila Katzová, MUDr. Otto Heller, Pavel A. Kopecký, Zuzana Kopecká, Kity Kopecká, Mariana Kopecká, Oskar Töpfer, Karel Töpfer, Gertruda Töpferová, Max Töpfer, Olga Töpferová, Artur Töpfer, Fany Klominková, Oskar Schwarzkopf, Emil Gut, Marta Gutová, Alena Rohatynová, Irma Rohatynová, Arnošt Spitz, Anna Spitzová, Sonja Spitzová, Hana Hojtašová, Valerie Freundová, Zuzinka Freundová, MUDr. Bedřich Klemperer, Karel Brady-Metzl, Viktor Metzl, Felix Metzl, David Süssmann, Markéta Süssmannová, Berta Katzová, Dr. Gertrud Loew, Dr. Hans Loew, Dr. Alfred Hertzka, Gabriela Lašová, Robert Laš, Vilma Pollaková, Eva Mia Pollaková, Bedřich Eckstein, Hana Ecksteinová, Eduard Böhm, Hermína Böhmová, Jindřich Urbach, Melanie Urbachová, Jan Urbach, Berta Krumpelesová, Irma Kohnová, Robert Kohn, Anna Heitlerová, Evženie Bondy-Grimmová, Karel Baum, Alfred Dub, Bohumil Bondy, Kamila Bondyová, Petr Ginz, Hanuš Hachenburg, Ota Freudenfeld,

International project

The German artist – sculptor Gunter Demnig developed the Stolpersteine idea (see also here) in 1993/94 and placed the first Stones in the streets of German Cologne, with Berlin and other German townships following. As of today, more than 23 thousand Stones were laid in hundreds of European cities. the Stolpersteine project has gradually expanded beyond the German borders and the Stolpersteine can today be found in Austria, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Poland, Hungary, Ukraine, Norway and Denmark and of course the Czech Republic.

In all these countries, local initiatives or executive teams, cognizant of local environment, conduct a research into holocaust and gather the names and other information on the victims and places of their last residence before deportation. The teams work with their municipalities, get the permissions for laying of the Stones and organize events to popularize the Stolpersteine idea. All the Stones Europe-wide are produced by Gunter Demnig and his Cologne team, based on an order from the local initiatives. Gunter travels Europe a lot and sets personally almost all the Stones in the pavement. The funding for the project is diverse but sponsorship by private donors and donations by local institutions and organizations fill the most of project’s budet.

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