Overview
- A central plaza by Menden’s town hall was officially inaugurated as Margot‑Friedländer‑Platz on her birthday at a ceremony initiated by local students.
- About 250 people attended the Menden dedication, which showcased video messages and emphasized a call for humanity.
- Friends and public figures gathered at her grave in the Jewish Cemetery Berlin‑Weißensee, with attendees including Max Raabe, Iris Berben and Monika Grütters.
- Berlin’s mayor Kai Wegner said the city is in talks to identify a suitable site to organize lasting remembrance for Friedländer.
- The Federal Ministry of Finance announced that Lars Klingbeil will unveil a commemorative postage stamp with her image on 25 November and will speak with students about her legacy.