PoH-Code: poh.33533
Memorial Plaque for Robert Moser at the State Building Authority Innsbruck
01/01/1998 – 12/31/1998

Gedenktafel an der Landesbaudirektion Innsbruck, 2020 (© Natascha Osler)
Gedenktafel an der Landesbaudirektion Innsbruck, 2020 (© Natascha Osler) · CC-BY-NC-4.0 · gams.uni-graz.at
Robert Moser supported the resistance in Innsbruck towards the end of the war, he died as a result of torture in the Gestapo headquarters. The request by Doris Linser, member of the city council of the Greens, from November 20, 1995, to erect a memorial plaque at Herrengasse 1, the former seat of the Gestapo, was approved by the Innsbruck city council on March 27, 1996. A lengthy debate arose regarding the wording of the plaque. Since the building was the seat of the state building authority, Governor Wendelin Weingartner (ÖVP) had a plaque with the text by Wilfried Beimrohr from the Tyrolean State Archives installed in June 1998. There was no mention that the building housed the Gestapo headquarters for the Tirol-Vorarlberg region. The governor did not want to label the building as the "Gestapo-Haus."
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Sources
- DERLA — Gedenktafel für Robert Moser an der Landesbaudirektion Innsbruck (248d6e37-df1b-45cd-aa22-13d782ae5acc) — DERLA — Gedenktafel für Robert Moser an der Landesbaudirektion Innsbruck
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- Access (from 07/19/2026): Open access
- Spatial accuracy: 4 — Accurate
Location & map
Map position available (Point) · spatial accuracy: 4 — Accurate
Textual location description
Herrengasse 1, 6020 Innsbruck

Coordinates (WGS84)47.26997° N, 11.39383° E