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David Berger National Memorial The David Berger Memorial was created by sculptor David E. Davis in 1975.
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David Berger National Memorial
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Following restoration in 2006, The David Berger Memorial was placed on the grounds of the Mandel Jewish Community Center (JCC). Visitors to the memorial have access to JCC grounds but access to the National Park Service Passport Cancellation Stamp is limited to the open hours of the JCC reception desk. See Operating Hours & Seasons for schedule.

 

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Image of US weightlifter David Berger.

Did You Know?
The David Berger Memorial's broken Olympic rings signify the disruption of the Munich games. Its eleven segments represent each athlete killed in the massacre. The ring are angled in a wave to emphasize, according to David’s father, that hope for progress should survive tragedy.
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Last Updated: June 17, 2007 at 12:04 MST