Bodendenkmal für die im Nationalsozialismus verfolgten Lesben und Schwulen

At the corner of Oberanger and Dultstraße, the pavement transforms into a colorful mosaic of concrete tiles that trace the angle of the street corner. This ground-level monument covers roughly ninety square meters, featuring a vibrant array of colors inspired by the rainbow flag. Within the pattern, two distinct symbols are set into the stone: a pink triangle and a black triangle. These shapes recall the marks used by the National Socialist regime to identify prisoners in concentration camps—the pink triangle for men and the black triangle for individuals categorized as asocial, a classification often used to persecute lesbians.