Tag:memorial=stolperstein
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 memorial = stolperstein
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Specifies a memorial as a stolperstein. 
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A stolperstein is a cobblestone-size (10 by 10 centimetres (3.9 in × 3.9 in)) concrete cube bearing a brass plate inscribed with the name and life dates of victims of Nazi extermination or persecution.
How to map
Set a node and tag it with the following:
Useful combinations
name=*– name of the personinscription=*– complete text on the stumbling blockmemorial:addr=*– the stumbling block lies in front of this buildingperson:date_of_birth=*– birth date of the personperson:date_of_death=*– death date of the personsubject:wikipedia=*– Wikipedia item about the personsubject:wikidata=*– Wikidata item about the personwikimedia_commons=File:name- File name of a photo from Wikimedia Commonswikimedia_commons=Category:name- Category name of a photo or video from Wikimedia Commonswikidata=*– Wikidata item about the stumbling stone itself
Additional tags used by some mappers
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This article or section contains questionable, contentious or controversial information. See the talk page for more information.
Some mappers started adding these tags, without discussion with the wider community.
- The stumbling stone can be tagged with the address of the next building using object:housenumber=, object:street=, object:city=, object:postcode= and object:country= .
tourism=artwork– every stumbling block is an piece of art, created by Gunter Demnigartwork_type=stolperstein– the stumbling stones got their own typus of art
See also
memorial=stolperschwelle- Stolperstein on Wikipedia
- Stolpersteine (de)
- Stolpersteine en Almogía (es)