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Stolpersteine banned in Heidenau: 200 people march through the city in memorial walk

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New Stolpersteine have been banned in Heidenau. In response to the ban, 200 people came together for a memorial walk, remembering the people for whom new stones were actually planned.

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Heidenau is backtracking on the issue of remembrance. The Saxon small town has passed a resolution against new Stolpersteine – and immediately triggered nationwide criticism. In response to the resolution, 200 people came together for a memorial walk, remembering the people for whom new stones were actually planned.

What specifically triggered the ban and how the memorial walk proceeded – an overview of the key points.

What happened in Heidenau?

The Saxon small town of Heidenau has passed a resolution against new Stolpersteine. The decision immediately drew criticism from across the country – the debate has not subsided since.

200 people march through the city in memorial walk

In response to the resolution, a memorial walk took place in Heidenau. Around 200 participants marched through the city and remembered the people for whom new Stolpersteine were planned. The memorial walk was held under the banner of the nationwide criticism of the ban.

A signal far beyond Heidenau

The high turnout at the memorial walk and the nationwide criticism of the resolution show that the decision in the Saxon small town is attracting attention beyond the city limits.

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