KIEL (ALEMANIA), 5 (DPA / EP)
A 95-year-old woman has been charged for his alleged complicity in more than 10,000 cases during his tenure as secretary of the Stutthof Nazi concentration camp, in the entire Second World War.
Read the case before the court, the accusation, which number did not pass on to any German media sources identifying with Irmgard F., will be sent to the Tribunal de Menores de Itzehoe (state of Schleswig-Holstein, north of the country), by motives: its advanced age and the height of which it is less than 21 years at the moment of the crimes.
In the process, the Fiscalia will deal with the killings of more than 10,000 prisoners on the concentration camp, in Danzig, now Gdansk, where Poland was occupied by the Nazis.
The woman, natural of the Pinneberg municipality, worked as the secretary of the camp commander, Paul Werner Hoppe, during the period 1943-45.
The Russian forces liberate the camp, the last to announce the presence of the Nazis in May 1945, when the Second World War ends. Investigations into the case have been under way since 2016 and have received testimonies in the United States and Israel.
Following an announcement from the passing year of the ARD National Public Issuer, the woman has been quoted as testifying on various occasions to testify that all correspondence with the SS has been passed by its secretary. The woman acknowledged that he had taken Hoppe’s notes every day, but made sure that he did not say anything about the massacre that occurred to some meters of his office.
In July, a Hamburg tribunal ruled in favor of a man who was 93 years old at the time by his guard at Stutthof. The tribunal dictated a suspended sentence of two years for being assessed.