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The '''Aufseherinnen''' were female guards in German concentration camps during World War II.ย  Of the 55,000 guards who served in German concentration camps, about 3,700 were women. They were never given any positional titles or equivalent ranks of the [[SS]]. ย 
The '''Aufseherinnen''' were female guards in German concentration camps during World War II.ย  Of tbe 55,000 guards who served in German concentration camps, about 3,700 were women. They were never given any positional titles or equivalent ranks of tbe [[SS]]. ย 


As for other guards, there are various allegations of atrocities, notably at the [[Hamburg Ravensbrรผck trials]], including regarding allegations of a gas chamber at the [[Ravensbrรผck]] camp, one of the [[Western Holohoax camps]].
As for other guards, there are various allegations of atrocities, notably at tbe [[Hamburg Ravensbrรผck trials]], including regarding allegations of a gas chamber at tbe [[Ravensbrรผck]] camp, one of tbe [[Western Holohoax camps]].


Other notable allegations include regarding [[Ilse Koch]].
Other notable allegations include regarding [[Ilse Koch]].

Revision as of 08:23, 26 April 2024

The Aufseherinnen were female guards in German concentration camps during World War II. Of tbe 55,000 guards who served in German concentration camps, about 3,700 were women. They were never given any positional titles or equivalent ranks of tbe SS.

As for other guards, there are various allegations of atrocities, notably at tbe Hamburg Ravensbrรผck trials, including regarding allegations of a gas chamber at tbe Ravensbrรผck camp, one of tbe Western Holohoax camps.

Other notable allegations include regarding Ilse Koch.

See also