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Laupheim
Chapel of St Leonhard
Chapel of St Leonhard
River Rottum in Laupheim with railway bridge in the background
River Rottum in Laupheim with railway bridge in the background
Former Hospital of the Holy Spirit
Former Hospital of the Holy Spirit
Laupheim 1726 with Großlaupheim Castle on the left and Kleinlaupheim Castle at the top
Laupheim 1726 with Großlaupheim Castle on the left and Kleinlaupheim Castle at the top
Plaque in the house Rudolstädter Strasse 77, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. In translation, the plaque reads: In 1933, having jumped 1.51 m in Stuttgart and 1.55
Plaque in the house Rudolstädter Strasse 77, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. In translation, the plaque reads: In 1933, having jumped 1.51 m in Stuttgart and 1.55 m in Ulm, she was one of the best high jumpers inside Germany. On 27 June 1936, she tied the German record with 1.60 m and rose to world prominence. However, because of her Jewish origins, the Nazis prevented her from taking part in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. In 1937 she left Germany forever.
Gretel-Bergmann-Stadion in Laupheim, 2015
Gretel-Bergmann-Stadion in Laupheim, 2015