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The Stolpersteine in Flanders lists all Stolpersteine that have been collocated in Flanders, Belgium. Stolpersteine is the German name for stumbling blocks collocated all over Europe by German artist Gunter Demnig. They remember the fate of the Nazi victims being murdered, deported, exiled or driven to suicide.

Generally, the stumbling blocks are posed in front of the building where the victims had their last self chosen residence. The name of the Stolpersteine in Flemish is: Struikelstenen.

The lists are sortable; the basic order follows the alphabet according to the last name of the victim.

Numerous Stolpersteine were made for Antwerp but could not be relocated due to lack of permission from the city administration. These stumbling blocks are located in the premises of the Association pour la Mémoire de la Shoah in Brussels and have been exhibited several times. The first collocation took place in January 2018, without permission from the city administration.

Immage Inscription Adress Biography
HERE LIVED
JAN DE RIDDER
BORN 1902
POLICE AGENT
RESISTANCE
ARRESTED 14.1.1944
DEPORTED
BUCHENWALD
MITTELBAU-DORA
MURDERED
Deurne Jan de Ridder
HERE LIVED
KEYLA GITLA
SZAFIRSZTEJN
BORN 1894
ARRESTED 23.9.1940
RIVESALTES - DRANCY
DEPORTED 1942
AUSCHWITZ
MURDERED 17.8.1942
Stoomstraat Keyla Gitla Szafirsztejn
HERE LIVED
HERMAN TETELBAUM
BORN
Somersstraat 34
(collocation not confirmed yet)
Herman Tetelbaum [1]
HERE LIVED
EMILE ZUCKERBERG
BORN 1938
ARRESTED 6.4.1944
IZIEU
INTERNIERT MONTLUC, DRANCY
DEPORTED 15.4.1944
MURDERED
AUSCHWITZ
Pretoriastraat 30 Émile Zuckerberg [2]
  • Antwerp, 4. November 2015, 18. Februar 2016

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Stone Name Location Life and death
File:Stolperstein für Ovchie Lempert.jpg Lempert, OvchieOvchie Lempert Kortrijksepoortstraat 244 Ovchie Lempert was the son of David Lempert and Ethel nèe Kamisky. He had three siblings: sister Tania, who later married a man named Lipski, brother Bormia and a third one who's gender and name is not known.[1] [3][4]
Bild Standort Leben
Naamsestraat 73 Stolperschwelle Stumbling Threshold for 50 deported teachers and students of the Royal Athenaeum to the death camps by the Germans.

Only two people were returned.[5]

Stone Name Location Life and death
File:Stolperstein für ??? Rothschild.jpg Rothschild, ?????? Rothschild Koning Albertlaan 108 Family Rothschild, several stones [6][7] Koning Albertlaan: are 8 people from the same Rothschild family were deported to concentration camps. Most of them survived not. The Stolpersteine ​​were placed in the presence of Ernst Joseph Rothschild. He is the son, brother and nephew of several victims within the Rothschild family. The former neighbors of the Rothschilds, the family Ruelens, attended the ceremony. "Because they did during the war and terror so much for my family," said Mr. Rothschild.
File:Stolperstein für ??? Rothschild.jpg Rothschild, ?????? Rothschild Martelarenlaan 179 Family Rothschild, several stones [8][9] Martelarenlaan 178 attended the Rothschild family, whose nine people were discharged.
Stone Name Location Life and death
File:Stolperstein für Abraham Grynbaum.jpg Grynbaum, AbrahamAbraham Grynbaum Markt 28 Abraham Grynbaum [10]
File:Stolperstein für David Grynbaum.jpg Grynbaum, DavidDavid Grynbaum Markt 28 David Grynbaum [11]
Stone Name Location Life and death
File:Stolperstein für Albert Bielen.jpg Bielen, AlbertAlbert Bielen Vissegatstraat 3 Albert Bielen [12]
File:Stolperstein für Guillaume Coopmans.jpg Coopmans, GuillaumeGuillaume Coopmans Vissegatstraat 7 Guillaume Coopmans [13]
File:Stolperstein für Paul Jean Pierre Corthouts.jpg Corthouts, Paul Jean PierrePaul Jean Pierre Corthouts Groote Markt 39 Paul Jean Pierre Corthouts [14]
File:Stolperstein für Antoine Delwiche.jpg Delwiche, AntoineAntoine Delwiche Vissegatstraat 6 Antoine Louis Henri Delwiche (1919-1945 Gross-Rosen), other source: 25 May (http://www.ludwigvandenhove.be/nieuws/‘stolpersteine’)
File:Stolperstein für Guillaume Eugeen Jenne.jpg Jenne, Guillaume EugeenGuillaume Eugeen Jenne Slachthuisstraat 11 Guillaume Eugeen Jenne
File:Stolperstein für George Frans Koekelbergh.jpg Koekelbergh, George FransGeorge Frans Koekelbergh Diesterstraat 47 George Frans Koekelbergh [15]
File:Stolperstein für Herman Henri Lambillotte.jpg Lambillotte, Herman HenriHerman Henri Lambillotte Gasthuisstraat 37 Herman Henri Lambillotte [16]
File:Stolperstein für Herman Jos Pierre Sterken.jpg Sterken, Jos PierreJos Pierre Sterken Slachthuisstraat 4 Jos Pierre Sterken [17]
File:Stolperstein für Egon Suntup.jpg Suntup, EgonEgon Suntup Vissegatstraat 35 Egon Suntup
File:Stolperstein für Herman Pierre Antoin Vossius.jpg Vossius, Herman Pierre AntoinHerman Pierre Antoin Vossius Slachthuisstraat 37 Herman Pierre Antoin Vossius [18]
File:Stolperstein für Gerard Jos Willems.jpg Willems, Gerard JosGerard Jos Willems Haardstraat 31 Gerard Jos Willems [19]

Memorial placques

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In Mechelen, in front of the school in Bruul 129, several memorial plaques have been posed. These are imitation of the Stolpersteine and have not been created by Gunter Demnig. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Gedenksteine_für_NS-Opfer_in_Mechelen

Dates of collocations

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The Stolpersteine in Flanders were collocated by the artist himself on the following dates:

The initiative for the Stolpersteine came from the Association pour la Mémoire de la Shoah (Association for Remembering the Shoah, AMS), situated in Brussels.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ geni.com: Ovchie Lempert, retrieved on 19 February 2017


Charleroi XCategory:Holocaust memorials Stolpersteine XCategory:Holocaust commemoration

Birutė Sabatauskienė, Leiterin des litauischen Zentrums für Menschenrechte und damit der Organisation, die die Stolpersteine nach Litauen bringt, sieht in diesen Steinen eine Möglichkeit, dem kollektiven Erinnern an die Litauer, die dem Holocaust zum Opfer fielen, eine neue Bedeutung beizumessen:

"We want to preserve the memory of people with very different backgrounds: athletes, politicians, artists, doctors, restaurant owners and even those who were killed before they graduated - former neighbors, former members of our community".

https://www.liberties.eu/de/news/stolpersteine-in-litauen/9271

Stone Name Location Life and death
File:Stolperstein für Ovchie Lempert.jpg Lewando, FaniaFania Lewando Vokieciu Street in Vilnius, installing a stone in honor of

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  1. ^ geni.com: Ovchie Lempert, retrieved on 19 February 2017