Memorial stone for Anton and Anna Gastl at the cemetery St. Stefan-Finkenstein/Fara Šteben-Bekštanj

At the southern cemetery wall at the Church Cemetery St. Stefan-Finkenstein/Fara Šteben-Bekštanj there is a memorial with two white marble steles. Originally, on them were remembered Andrej and Marija Golob, as well as their daughter Marija Gastl, born Gallob, as the Erian-Grave. In 2008, Luise Ruhdorfer, the granddaughter of Marija Gastl, added two more names on the left stele: Anton Gastl, her grandfather, who as a Carinthian Slovene was deported to the concentration camp Dachau due to political resistance, where he died in February 1944. And Anna Gastl, her cousin, who was born at the Klagenfurt Gaugeneral Hospital and died there a few days later in June 1944 from malnutrition, after her mother was transferred back to the concentration camp Ravensbrück after her birth. The memorial was financially supported by Alois Gallob, known as Truppe in Greuth, and by Rudolf Wepfer, the grandchild of Maria and Anton Gastl.