Memorial plaque for WWII victims stolen from cemetery - Memorial Plaque Honoring WWII Victims Stolen from German Cemetery
A memorial plaque honouring World War II victims has been stolen from a cemetery in Keltern's Weiler district. The plaque, weighing around five kilograms, was forcibly removed, causing damage estimated in the low four-digit range. It commemorated soldiers who lost their lives or went missing during the war.
The theft has left local authorities and residents shocked and saddened. The plaque had stood as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during the war. It is unclear who would commit such a disrespectful act, as no specific details about the perpetrators have been revealed. The search for those responsible continues.
The stolen plaque, a symbol of remembrance, is now gone, leaving behind a void in the cemetery. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward. The estimated cost of the damage serves as a stark reminder of the loss, not just of the plaque, but also of the respect and remembrance it represented.
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