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Opening hours on the weekend of the liberation celebrations at the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial and the former satellite camps
On the weekend of the liberation celebrations at the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial and the former satellite camps (8-10 May 2026), the Memorial Site Hartheim…8th of May 2026 - Spital am Pyhrn - Book presentation and memorial service "Foreign Children's Homes"
On May 8th, a memorial service will be held in Spital am Pyhrn to commemorate the victims of the "foreign children's home" in Spital am Pyhrn, and the new anthology on…Important information regarding the commemorative plaques on the exterior facade of the Memorial Site Hartheim Castle
Dear Sir or Madam,
The commemorative plaques mounted on the castle wall at the Cemetery for the Victims of Nazi Euthanasia have been removed to allow for renovation work…
Memorial Site Hartheim Castle - Place for Learning and Remembrance
Hartheim Castle is located around 18 km west of Linz. The village of Hartheim belongs to the municipality of Alkoven in the Eferding district.
From 1940 - 1944 Hartheim Castle was one of six killing institutions of National Socialist euthanasia. During this time, around 30.000 people with disabilities and mental diseases, some residents of psychiatric institutions and care homes, others imprisoned in Mauthausen, Gusen, Ravensbrück and Dachau concentration camps and deemed unfit to work and forced labourers were brought here and murdered. The rooms in which the crimes took place now form part of the Memorial. There is also a cemetery on the east side of the palace, where the remains of those who were murdered were buried in 2002.
Memorial Site Hartheim Castle - Place for Learning and Remembrance, which was opened in 2003, includes, the Memorial and the Exhibition "Value of Life".
