Councilors in an eastern German town voted to halt memorial plaque installation outside Holocaust victims’ homes.[1]
Officials plan a memorial at a cemetery instead.[1]
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Councilors in an eastern German town decided to stop installing memorial plaques outside the homes of Holocaust victims, opting instead to build a memorial at a cemetery.[1]
Home Plaque Ban
The council voted to discontinue the practice of placing commemorative plaques on houses where Jewish citizens were murdered during the Holocaust.[1]
Cemetery Memorial Plan
In lieu of the plaques, officials announced plans to erect a memorial at the local cemetery to honor those victims.[1]
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