Female SS Guards after their Arrest in Bergen-Belsen (April 15, 1945)
Also shown are concentration camp guards Magdalene Kessel (second row, left), Irene Haschke (front row, left) and Herta Bothe (front row, right). Both Haschke and Bothe were sentenced to ten-year prison terms.
SS-Gefolge (Women's SS Division) - Wikipedia
SS-Gefolgen at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after the camp was liberated on April 19, 1945, including Hildegard Kanbach (1st from left), Magdalene Kessel (2nd from left), Irene Haschke (centre, 3rd from right), Lisbeth Fritzner (mostly obscured, between Kessel and Haschke) Herta Ehlert (2nd from right, partially obscured) and Herta Bothe ...
Faces of Evil: The Female Guards of Nazi Concentration Camps, …
Apr 11, 2023 · (May 2, 1945). Of the 50,000 guards who served in the concentration camps, approximately 5,000 were women. In 1942, the first female guards arrived at Auschwitz and Majdanek from Ravensbrück. The year after, the Nazis began conscripting women because of a shortage of male guards.
She was executed on December 13, 1945, at the age of twenty-two. Also shown are concentration camp guards Magdalene Kessel (second row, left), Irene Haschke (front row, left) and Herta Bothe (front row, right). Both Haschke and Bothe were sentenced to …
Aufseherin Magdalene Kessel - Bergen-Belsen
Magdalene Kessel, Ilse Förster, Frieda Walter and Hildegard Kambach/Kanbach bury the dead in Mass Grave 2. Dated: 18 April 1945 Source: Imperial War Museum (BU 4032)
Aufseherin Magdalene Kessel - Bergen-Belsen
First. Previous. Gertrud Neumann, Hildegard Kambach, Ilse Steinbusch, Marta Linke, Herta Bothe and Magdalene Kessel after their arrest. Dated: 02 May 1945 Source: Kew. If you wish to refer to this image in any correspondence please use Reference Number: 1509. Bergen-Belsen.
Aufseherin Magdalene Kessel - bergenbelsen.co.uk
Magdalene Kessel, Anneliese Kohlmann, Hildegard Kambach/Kanbach, Charlotte Pliquet, Frieda Walter, Ilse Förster and Scharführer Friedrich Hertzoch/Hertzog bury the dead in Mass Grave 2. With them are, as yet unidentified, male SS Administration Staff.
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Female SS Guards after their Arrest in Bergen-Belsen (May 15, 1945) Formally, the SS was a purely male organization. Women were accepted into the "clan" through marriage with SS-men, but they had no organizational rank or function. Their job was to …
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Also shown are concentration camp guards Magdalene Kessel (second row, left), Irene Haschke (front row, left) and Herta Bothe (front row, right). Both Haschke and Bothe were sentenced to ten-year prison terms.
Aufseherin Magdalene Kessel - bergenbelsen.co.uk
Brief History. Saw service in Ravensbrück before Bergen-Belsen. Can you help? Please contact me with any information you may have. Bergen-Belsen.