Cobblestones honoring Nazi victims dug up and THROWN AWAY at construction dump in Germany
Cobblestones honoring Nazi victims dug up and THROWN AWAY at construction dump in Germany
Five bronze cubes in memory of a Jewish family murdered by Nazis were not only uprooted but also thrown away, as telecom workers laid an internet cable in a western German town. The loss was only noticed months later.
Five of the cobblestones (known as Stolpersteine in German) were apparently dug up from outside a house in Plettenberg near Dortmund, where a Jewish family of five – including three kids – had lived until 1942, when they were sent to the notorious Treblinka concentration camp, local media reported on Sunday.
Similar incidents have happened in Germany before, with police confirming a hate motive almost every time. However, the background to this mo...







