What do the so-called ‘Stolpersteine’ in Germany commemorate?
Question 206 of 300 · General section
Correct answer
To the victims of National Socialism
All answer options
- 1to famous German politicians
- 2To the victims of National SocialismCorrect
- 3road deaths
- 4to well-known Jewish musicians
Why is this answer correct?
Stolpersteine commemorate the victims of National Socialism. They are small brass plaques set into the pavement outside the last freely chosen home of people who were persecuted and murdered. The artist Gunter Demnig has been laying them since 1992, and there are now more than 100,000 across Europe.
Facts about this question
- Question number
- 206 of 460
- Section
- General section (questions 1–300)
- Success rate
- 100% answer it correctly
- Source
- Official BAMF question catalogue
This question is reproduced unchanged from the official question catalogue of the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). The real Einbürgerungstest draws 33 questions from this set; 17 correct answers are needed to pass.
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