Stations of Remembrance in Innere Stadt

The inner city was traditionally home to many of Vienna’s Jewish population. Many Jewish shops also had their seat here, especially in the “textile district” around the Rudolfsplatz. Many of these people believed that their bourgeois standing would protect them from the fate of other, less fortuned Jews. However, this sense of security proved flawed as they too were stripped of their citizen’s rights and faced deportation.

 

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1	Drahtgasse 3	Plaque on the wall
2	Wipplingerstraße 13	Stones of Remembrance
3	Passauerplatz 6	Stones of Remembrance
4	Börsegasse 10	Stones of Remembrance
5	Zelinkagasse	Stones of Remembrance
5a	Schottenring 35	Stones of Remembrance
6	Werdertorgasse 15	Plaque on the wall
6a	Werdertorgasse 4	Plaque on the wall
7	Werdertorgasse 17	Stones of Remembrance
8	Heinrichsgasse 3	Stones of Remembrance
8a	Gonzagagasse 8	Stones of Remembrance
9	Judengasse 5	Stones of Remembrance
9a	Sterngasse 2	Stones of Remembrance
10	Rabensteig 2	Stones of Remembrance
10a	Rotenturmstraße 21	Stones of Remembrance
11	Franz Josefskai 21	Stones of Remembrance
11a	Fleischmarkt 20	Stones of Remembrance
11b	Fleischmarkt 22	Stones of Remembrance
12	Biberstraße 22	Stones of Remembrance
13	Ballgasse 4	Stones of Remembrance
13a	Annagasse 3a	Stones of Remembrance
13b	Johannesgasse 18	Stones of Remembrance
14	Petersplatz 3	Stones of Remembrance
14a	Spiegelgasse 3	Stones of Remembrance
15	Schaufflergasse 2	Stones of Remembrance
16	Rathausstraße 20	Stones of Remembrance
16a	Grillparzerstraße 11	Stones of Remembrance
	Philharmonikerstraße 2-4	Stones of Remembrance
	Tuchlauben 21	Stones of Remembrance