History
The concentration camp (KZ) in Leonberg
Why was there a concentration camp in Leonberg?
The prisoners, their imprisonment and working conditions
Gestapo camps and forced labour around and in Leonberg
KZ-Gedenkstätteninitiative Leonberg e.V
The goal, set by the memorial initiative ( KZ-Gedenkstätteninitiative Leonberg e.V ), is to preserve the memory of the KZ-Leonberg:
- through contact with former prisoners who are still alive
- through research and making known the history of the concentration camp and forced labour in Leonberg
- through preserving authentic locations, especially the “Engelbergtunnel”
Offers
- guided tours for groups and school classes on the “memory path”. Notice: Contact address (below) and Renate Stäbler, Tel./Fax: 00497152 41589
- book : Joachim Baur and Birgit Wörner (Hg.): “Konzentrationslager und Zwangsarbeit in Leonberg“, ISBN 3-933636-06-x (464 pages, 15.30 €, German, available at the town council of Leonberg [Stadtverwaltung, 71226 Leonberg] and the information desk of the new town hall)
- Film: „Überlebende des KZ Leonberg“[ Survivors of the concentration camp Leonberg] by Vaclav Reischl (2003, 36 Min., German)
Membership/ Interested parties
Everybody is welcome to become a member ( fee: annual 15 €, reduced 6 €). We also send circulars to interested parties without membership.
Contact address
Eberhard Röhm, Akazienweg 7, 71229 Leonberg,
Tel.: 00497152-26640 – Fax: 0049 7152-359190 – E-Mail: eberhard.roehm@t-online.de
Chairman: Eberhard Röhm, Vice chairman: Renate Stäbler
Assessors: Beate Adler, Klaus Beer, Irmtraud Klein, Holger Korsten, Martin Riethmüller.
Account number: 8 112 426 , at the Kreissparkasse Böblingen (Bank sorting code: 603 501 30).
The association is a registered charity recognized by the tax office and issues confirmation of donations for tax relief.
Translated by Stella Drassdo
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