book Mein Jahr als Mörder ("My Year as a Murderer"), a novel with both autobiographical and historical elements, based on the lives of Georg and Anneliese Groscurth. His book played a major role in bringing recognition to the Groscurth's story. A memorial plaque that recalls Georg Groscurth's activities can be found at the former Moabit Hospital, Turmstraße 21 in Berlin. Furthermore, a street in the Pankow section of Berlin was named Groscurthstraße in his honour on August 31, 1977. In 1980 a memorial to Groscurth with the inscription "I die for a world without hate" was erected within the cemetery of Unterhaun. In 2005, Israel awarded Groscurth with the designation, Righteous among the Nations. Literature Friedrich C. Delius: Mein Jahr als Mörder. Rowohlt, Berlin 1999 References External links Article in medical newspaper Biography at gegen-diktatur.de Inscription on the plaque Georg Groscurth – his activity to save Jews' lives during the Holocaust, at Yad Vashem website 1904 births 1944 deaths People from Hersfeld-Rotenburg People from Hesse-Nassau German internists German Righteous Among the Nations People condemned by Nazi courts Executed German Resistance members Executed people from Hesse People executed by Nazi Germany by hanging People from Hesse executed by Nazi Germany