The Engländerdenkmal in Schauinsland was designed by Hermann Alker on behalf of Baldur von Schirach and the Hitler Youth and was to be inaugurated on 12 October 1938 (this event was cancelled for political reasons, however). On a hexagonal platform surrounded by a wall stands a rune-like gate consisting of two pillars and a crossbeam. The pillars bear, on the left English and on the right German, a representation of the accident, whereby there is no mention of the Hofsgrunder rescue operation, as well as the names and dates of birth of the five deceased pupils. The English text also incorrectly calls the victims English Boyscouts. The crossbeam originally showed imperial eagle and swastika, which were later removed.