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Deutsch: Kleines Kissenstein-Grabfeld auf dem Ohlsdorfer Friedhof, Planquadrat P 27 (unmittelbar östlich an den Garten der Frauen angrenzend). An der Stirnseite des feldes befindet sich der ehemalige Grabstein für Louis und Antonie Fuchs, 1936 für den Standtort Q 22 (nördlich Cordesallee, west of Waldstraße) vom deutschen Bildhauer Oskar Witt geschaffen. Nach Ablauf der Laufzeit wurde der Stein bis auf weiteres vom Friedhof in Verwahrung genommen.
Einer der Kissensteine wurde 2004 von der deutschen Bildhauerin Gisela Engelin-Hommes für ihre Verwandte Johanna Eleonore Hannelore Palou geschaffen.
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