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Commemorative Plaques and Memorials1984 – Mauthausen Memorial Museum: commemorative plaque1985 – Neuengamme Memorial Museum: commemorative stone1985 – Dachau Memorial Museum: commemorative plaque1987 – Homomonument, Amsterdam: large ground sculpture, the ”Pink Triangle”,on several levels, extends into the adjacent Keizer Canal1989 – Nollendorfplatz, Berlin: commemorative plaque on the undergroundstation wall1990 – Park near Piazza di Porta Saragozza, Bologna: commemorativestone1992 – Sachsenhausen Memorial Museum: commemorative plaque inmetal1993 – Koninginnengracht / Dr.-Aletta-Jacobs-Weg, The Hague: metalsculpture1994 – Klaus Mann Square, Frankfurt am Main: the Frankfurt Angel, citysquare with bronze figure1995 – The Rhine Embankment at the Hohenzollern Bridge, Cologne: granitesculpture, the “Pink Triangle”1999 – Municipal Cemetery – Anchorage, Alaska: granite2001 – Green Park in Darlinghurst, Sydney: illuminated glass-and-metalsculpture with a “pink triangle”2003 – Pink Triangle Park and Memorial, San Francisco: 15 columns withintarsia of pink quartz2005 – San Saba Concentration Camp Memorial Museum, Trieste, Italy:commemorative stonePrivate initiatives and donations played a decisive role in making nearly allof these commemorative plaques and memorials possible. The memorial inThe Hague was the only one financed by public funds alone. Public donorsco-financed the memorials in Amsterdam, Frankfurt am Main and San Francisco.with kind thanks to theInitiative Mahnmal Homosexuellenverfolgung e.V., Frankfurt am Main180