Jewish cemetery (Stoffersberg gravel pit (part of Igling) - concentration camp cemetery and memorial)

The concentration camp cemetery is located north of Buchloer Straße between Landsberg and Holzhausen. The cemetery was established in connection with the victims of Camp II and especially Camp XI of the Landsberg/Kaufering subcamp. The dead had been buried near the old country road in the area and were exhumed in May 1945. The cemetery was built between 1948 and 1950. Other dead of the two camps were also buried in the Stoffersberg-Kiesgrube cemetery.The cemetery has an area of 530 square meters. Here are buried about 490 unknown victims of the concentration camp subcamps II and XI.A sturdy, not very high stone wall with a wrought iron gate runs around the cemetery. Seven symbolic graves are planted with ornamental shrubs. The memorial stone made of Flossenbürger granite with a carved Star of David bears the inscription: "Through night to light - Here rest concentration camp victims".