Memorial Stone for Victims 1938–1945 from Favoriten

The memorial stone for victims 1938–1945 from Favoriten was installed in 1948 in front of the Urselbrunnenkapelle in Urselbrunnengasse 1. The plaque was originally mounted on a stone base. The donors of the plaque are unknown, and it is likely that the Bezirksvertretung Favoriten were responsible. The plaque was erected in memory of six French prisoners of war who were forced into compulsory labor at the factory 'Felten & Guilleaume' during the National Socialist regime. How they died is unknown. It is assumed that they were victims of a bombing attack. The chapel and memorial plaque were removed in 1975 due to road construction work and were reinstalled on 30 September 1979.