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Die symbolischen Steine
Viele spezielle und symbolische Steine wurden schon von der ganzen Welt gespendet für die Ausstellung in dem kuenftigen Friedenszentrum:
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AUERBACH (Deutschland)
Maffeispiele and Knabenkapelle, and the Mayor of Auerbach/Opf.
A stone given by the Children of Hauptschool, Auerbach
BAMBERGH (Deutschland)
Stones from Bambergh and Nürnbergh
BITTERFELD (Deutschland)
A sand stone given by Konrad Adenauer’s grandson, Sven-Georg Adenauer, in Bitterfeld
BONN – MUSEUMASMELLE (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Rotary Club Bonn-Museumasmeile
BREISACH (Deutschland)
A stone donated by the Mayor of the City of Breisach
BUCHENWALD (Deutschland)
Three stones from the Buchenwald quarry, given by Professor Józef Szajna, former prisoner of KL Auschwitz and Buchenwald and by Józef Stós, former prisoner number 752 of KL Auschwitz and by Professor Dr. Volkhard Knigge, Director of the Foundation of Buchenwald and Mittelbau
– Dora Memory Place.
COESFELD – NORDHEIN – WESTFALEN (Deutschland)
A stone from the Coesfeld-Nordrhein Westfalen district
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DRESDEN (Deutschland)
A stone donated by Mayor of the City of Dresden
A stone from Frauenkirche Dresden
ERLANGEN (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Mayor of Erlangen
FREIBURG (Deutschland)
A stone donated by Kantatenchoir, Freiburg
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GEHRDEN (Deutschland)
A stone given by Mayor of the City of Gehrden
GULDENFINGEN (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Mayor of Guldenfingen
HALBERSTADT (Deutschland)
A stone from the Organisation “Policemen Help Ukraineâ€, Halberstadt
HANNOVER (Deutschland)
A stone given by Dr. Janusz MÅ‚ynarski, former prisoner of KL Auschwitz, no. 355
A stone given by the Mayor of Hannover
HEIDELBERG (Deutschland)
A stone jointly given by the President of the Central Council of Roma People and Sinti in Germany, Romani Rose and Hugo Hoellenreiner, former prisoner of the KL Auschwitz
HEITERSHEIM (Deutschland)
A stone donated by the Mayor of Heitersheim
HERRNE (Deutschland)
A stone from the Children and the Youth Parliament of the city of Herrne
HETTSTEDT (Deutschland)
A stone from the A. Kolping Vocational Education Centre from Hettstedt
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KERPEN (Deutschland)
A stone from the Mayor of Kerpen, Marienfeld-Köln
LANEUVEVILLE (France)
A stone given by the Mayor of Laneuveville
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MAGDEBURG (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Action Reconciliation and the Lions Club of the city of Magdeburg
MICHELFELD (Deutschland)
A stone from Regens Wagner-Stiftung, Michelfeld
NIEPOKALANÓW (Polen)
A stone given by the guardian of the Niepokalanów Monastery
NOVACELLA (Italien)
A stone donated by Singkreis Neustift, Novacella
NÃœRNBERGH (Deutschland)
Pastor Hansjürgen Kitzinger from Nürnbergh donated a stone from one of the oldest Christian temples in Jerusalem
A stone from Jerusalem (Mose’s rock) given by Pastor Hansjürgen Kitzinger, Nürnberg
OSNABRÃœCK (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Osnabrück Cathedral choir conductor
A stone given by the Mayor of Osnabrück
OVERATH (Deutschland)
A stone from the Paul Klee Gymnasium, Overath
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RZESZÓW (Polen)
The stone from Wanda Siemaszkowa Theatre in Rzeszów
SCHÖNEBECK (Deutschland)
A stone given by the Mayor of Schönebeck
STRALSUND (Deutschland)
A part of a brick from the Medieval town hall in Stralsund (Germany), given by the Mayor of Stralsund
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TAPABOSTES (Romania)
A stone from the Lions Club Tapabostes
TEREZIN (Czech Republic)
A stone from Terezin given by Mayor of Terezin
TORINO (Italy)
A stone from Torino
VOLGOGRAD – STALINGRAD (Russia)
Bricks from the mausoleum of the City of Volgograd-Stalingrad
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WOLFEN, LIONS CLUB GERMANY District 111 (Germany)
Stones from the Lions Club from Germany, District 111 and the Mayor of the City of Wolfen
WUNSTORF (Germany)
A stone from Weisse Rose, the organization from the City of Wunstorf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (United States of America)
Individual stone plates from a group of US American members of the House of Representatives
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ALNOR (Israel)
A stone given by Elementary School Segev Shalom, Alnor
BE’ER SHEVA (Israel)
A stone from Be’er Sheva, Lions Club
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HIROSHIMA (Japan)
Donated by Mayor of Hiroshima on the 13th June 2006
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JERUSALEM (Israel)
A piece of the Western Wall in Jerusalem
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NAGASAKI (Japan)
A part of a tile from Nagasaki destroyed by a nuclear bomb, given by the Reverend Roman Kwiecień OSF
NAZARETH (Israel)
A part of the Chapel of Nazareth