The first memorial is situatued on the Jewish part of the municipal cemetery. In the center of the Jewish part, there is a war memorial with the star of David on top of it. Below the inscription in Hebrew and in German:DEM EHRENDEN GEDÄCHTNIS UNSERER TEUREN TOTEN, DIE FUER DAS VATERLAND STARBEN 1914 – 1918 , the names of the following fallen Jewish soldiers can be found:

JULIUS EHRLICH

MORITZ ELSBACH

LUDWIG SELIGMANN

DEDO CRAMER

ALFRED SCHLOSS

In the lower central part of the memorial, below the Hebrew letters JNZBH, there is a plaque with the following inscription:

UNSEREM UNVERGESSENEN TEUREN SOHN
ARTHUR FRANKENBERG
(Abraham ben Moshe) [hebräisch]
GESTORBEN IM FELDE AN SEINER VERWUNDUNGa. 25. MAI 1917

(To our dear and unforgotten son Arthur Frankenberger (Abraham ben Moshe) - Hebrew, who died from his injuries on the fields of honour on the 25th of mai 1917)

A further memorial for the fallen soldiers of World War I is to be found on the "Schloßplatz", below the arcades. On the walls of a vaulted hall all the dead are listed in alphabetical order, among them the following Jewish soldiers:

Dedo Cramer

Julius Ehrlich

Moritz Elsbach

Artur Frankenberg

Ludwig Seligmann