in Bremen and the surrounding area. The memorial was created according to a plan by Hans D. Voss, an informalist artist from Bremen. It is rendered in unadorned, cubic blocks of died-black concrete, and bears a commemorative plaque, with the inscription shown below in translation: After an initiative by school children, a square between Bremerhavener Heerstraße and the corner Kellerstraße in the Bremen district of Burglesum was renamed Goldbergplatz in 1985. The Goldberg's home and doctor's practice had been nearby, on Bremerhavener Heerstraße, called Bahnhofstraße at the time. In 1985, a memorial stone in Goldbergplatz was dedicated to the couple. It was set into the raised natural stone surface of a large, raised, circular flower bed. The memorial stone, which is made of granite, bears the inscription which has been translated below: The nursery of the Jewish community in the district of Bremen-Schwachhausen, founded in 1997, bears the name Martha Goldberg. On the anniversary of the murder, that is to say on 10 November 2005, the artist Gunter Demnig from Cologne laid two "Stolpersteine" in memory of the Goldbergs in Burgdamm, in the pavement outside the house at 18 Bremerhavener Heerstraße (previously 144 Bahnhofstraße), where the Goldbergs lived and Adolph Goldberg's doctor's practice was based. Demnig gave the brass top plate of the "Stolperstein" for Martha Goldberg the inscription shown below in translation: To commemorate the victims of Reichspogromnacht and as a reminder of the crimes of National Socialism, the Nacht der Jugend (Youth Night) has taken place in Bremen each November since 1998. The historical town hall (a World Heritage Site) opens its doors to young people in particular, but also to older people. The event, which consists of a multitude of cultural and musical contributions, is put on regularly by several hundred young people, and attended by up to 2,500 visitors. The fate of the five Jewish victims of Reichspogromnacht from Bremen and the surrounding area – Martha and Adolph Goldberg, and Heinrich Rosenblum, Leopold Sinasohn, and Selma Swinitzki – is always discussed, and has been thematized already in different ways. Together with the Jewish community, members of the Bürgerschaft of Bremen commemorate the local victims of Reichspogromnacht each year on 10 November, in a memorial at the Landherrnamt as well as in a central memorial ceremony in the town hall. There are remembrance ceremonies each year on 10 November at the memorial in Goldbergplatz, and some further