Holocaust Memorial in Hannover Vandalized Again

The Ahlem memorial site was targeted by vandals who damaged plaques honoring Holocaust victims, prompting a police investigation.

Vandals damaged and removed plaques from the 'Wall of Names' at the Ahlem memorial site in Hannover, which honors nearly 3,000 Holocaust victims.
The incident is suspected to be motivated by right-wing extremism, according to local authorities.
This act of vandalism follows three similar incidents last year, where the site was defaced with hate-filled stickers and slogans.
The Ahlem site, once a Jewish horticultural school, was used by the Nazis as a deportation center and execution site.
Regional President Steffen Krach condemned the vandalism, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical memory through education and remembrance.