Stumbling Stones in Regensburg

Stumbling stones remind us of the names of people who fell victim to Nazi terror.
In order to keep the memory of them alive, Gunter Demnig, the project initiator, has laid more than 170 stones in Regensburg
so far - for Jews, Sinti and Roma, the mentally ill, Jehovah's Witnesses and people in resistance.
This book tells their stories in an exemplary way and describes how the Nazi regime deprived them of their rights, harassed,
tortured and finally deported them.
75 years after the Wannsee Conference, when the Nazis abandoned all sense of humanity, these biographies honor the victims and encourage us to stand up for peace and charity in the 21st century.