Stolperstein für die Liebenden Hertha und Simon Parnass

This brass memorial stone, set into the pavement, displays inscribed details about Hertha and Simon Parnass, victims of the Nazi persecution.

Hertha and Simon Parnass, who lived in Hamburg until 1938, were deported to Poland and later murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp in 1942.

The memorial stone belongs to a network of commemorative plaques across Europe that record the names and fates of individuals persecuted during the Nazi regime.

The stone is located at the former residence of the Parnass family, allowing visitors to connect with the specific location where these events took place.

Their daughter Peggy Parnass added a third stone inscribed with 'Die Liebenden' next to her parents' individual memorial stones.

Location: Eimsbüttel

Creator: Gunter Demnig

Made from material: brass

Part of: Stolpersteine

Address: Methfesselstraße 13, 20257 Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.57752,9.94047

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:01