Stumbling stones Maastricht

During the Second World War, more than 400 residents of Maastricht were deported and murdered by the Nazis. A stumbling stone creates a lasting memory for these victims. These stumbling stones are placed in the sidewalk in front of the house from which someone was deported. This applies to all Maastricht deportees, so besides Jews, Sinti and Roma also political opponents (resistance fighters) of the Nazi regime.