 A process of coming to terms with the persecution of Jews during the Nazi period began rather hesitantly in Bremen at the end of the 1970s and first became accepted by the majority of the population in the 1980s.Accordingly, a plaque by the Bremen sculptor Claus Homfeld was first installed in 1982 at the "Kolpinghaus "on Kolpingstraße in the Schnoor district of Bremen, commemorating the synagogue that was set on fire and destroyed by National Socialists in 1938.Also in 1982, not far from this former main synagogue of the Jewish community in Bremen the "Memorial for the Victims of Reichskristallnacht" was installed in front of the Landherrnamt building, in memory of Martha and Adolph Goldberg and the other three Jewish victims of Reichspogromnacht in Bremen and the surrounding area.