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Stolperstein

Stolpersteins or stumblestones placed in Mainz, Germany on October 15th, 2015 to honor Juliane and Simon Gaertner. Juliane was deported to Theresienstadt where she died in 1942.

Remembering an 80-year-old Jewish woman who marched into the Gestapo to demand the release of her son

October 15, 2015Culture

“My great-grandmother Juliane Gaertner did not hesitate for a moment. She put her hat on her head, said to her husband, ‘Kommen schatz,’ ‘Come my dear,’ we’re going to the Gestapo!”

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