Overview
- The Federal Ministry of Finance said the special issue will be presented on November 25, with Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil leading the unveiling.
- The design shows Friedländer’s portrait with her appeal in German urging people to focus on what connects them and to act with humanity.
- Klingbeil made the project a personal priority and will speak with school students about Friedländer’s legacy at the presentation.
- The ministry noted it issues about 50 special stamps each year, situating this release within Germany’s official commemorative program.
- Friedländer, a Berlin-born Holocaust survivor and advocate for reconciliation and human rights, died in May 2025 at the age of 103.