Who remembers Erich Mühsam? Here at the Erich Mühsam Gedenkstein Plaque, we remember a life tragically cut short. This plaque commemorates the writer and anarchist, a staunch opponent of the Nazis. The Erich Mühsam Gedenkstein Plaque isn’t just a piece of metal. It’s a testament to a man who lived at Alt-Lietzow 12 from 1924 to 1927. He was described as “An anarchist who hated violence.” Mühsam’s powerful words and unwavering stance against fascism made him a target. In 1934, the Nazis murdered him in the Oranienburg concentration camp. The plaque itself has a story. Unveiled in 2003, the dark copper plaque, protected by a glass plate, originally stated he was killed at Sachsenhausen, a mistake later corrected. After being damaged and removed, it now resides in a window niche above the workshop entrance. The Erich Mühsam Gedenkstein Plaque is a reminder to never forget the voices silenced by oppression. Mühsam’s legacy, though tragically ended, continues to inspire resistance against tyranny.
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