When does the event take place?

The event takes place on November 9, 2026, at 10 AM.

Where does the joint remembrance take place?

The venue is the Gertrud-Bäumer-Realschule at Rotthauser Straße 2 in Gelsenkirchen.

What is the event about?

Students will take on stumbling stone sponsorships for victims of National Socialism and engage with the history of displaced female students.

Is the event free of charge?

The municipal event calendar lists the event as free of charge.

Who provides further information?

Further information is available at the phone number 0209 / 9994 676.

Remembrance of Displaced Female Students

Name: Joint Remembrance of Displaced Female Students
Start: 2026-11-09T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-09T10:00:00+01:00
Location: Gertrud-Bäumer-Realschule

Joint Remembrance of Displaced Female Students in Gelsenkirchen

On November 9, 2026, the Gertrud-Bäumer-Realschule in Gelsenkirchen will mark a stand against forgetting. Students will take on sponsorships for stumbling stones dedicated to people who were persecuted and displaced during the time of National Socialism.

Memory Becomes Responsibility

The focus of the event will be on actively engaging with history. The young people will take responsibility for remembering the victims of National Socialism and emphasize how important a vibrant culture of remembrance remains in everyday school life.

Stumbling Stones as Visible Signs

Stumbling stones remind the public of individual people and their life stories. The sponsorships taken on by the students connect historical learning with personal commitment. This creates an event experience that stimulates reflection and draws attention to the fates of displaced female students.

Joint Commemoration at School

The event is directed at the school community and is characterized by joint remembrance. The atmosphere at Gertrud-Bäumer-Realschule provides a protected space for information, exchange, and quiet reflection. The vibe among the audience is shaped by respect, attentiveness, and historical responsibility.

Conclusion

The joint remembrance of displaced female students combines educational work, commemoration, and social responsibility. Those who want to experience a culture of remembrance firsthand and support young people in their engagement against forgetting will find an important opportunity for reflection here.