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The project is the brainchild of the German artist Gunter Demnig, who first had the idea in the early 1990s as he studied the Nazis deportation of Sinti and Roma people. His first installations were guerrilla artwork: According to Reuters, Demnig laid his first 41 blocks in Berlin without official approval. The city, however, soon endorsed the idea and granted him permission to install more. Today, Berlin has more than 5000.
Artist Gunter Demnig lays a
Stolpersteine outside a residence in Hamburg, Germany in 2012.Patrick Lux, Getty Images
The
Stolpersteine are unique in their individuality. Too often, the millions of Holocaust victims are spoken of as a nameless mass. And while the powerful memorials and museums in places such as Berlin and Washington, D.C. are an antidote to that, the