In 2018, the University of Hohenheim created a place of remembrance for suffering and injustice during the Nazi era that also occurred in Hohenheim. Over 240 forced laborers were taken to Hohenheim after the beginning of World War 2. Two of them died here in 1945 and were buried in the cemetery. A sculpture with a commemorative plaque - works by the sculptor Markus Wolf - now commemorates their fate, and the previously nameless, unrecognizable graves were given memorial stones.
