- Irma Ilse Ida
Grese (7
October 1923 – 13
December 1945) was a ****
concentration camp
guard at Ravensbrück and Auschwitz, and
served as
warden of the...
- the most
votes had a surprise. Ana and
Gjesti had the
fewest votes and
Gresë had the most votes. ^Note 6 : Due to Atilla's
walking from the
House on...
-
Elisabeth Volkenrath (November 1944–January 1945), and
Rapportfuehrerin Irma
Grese (1944–of
Hungarian Jewish women's
compound under Mandl,
Dreschel and H****e)...
- Bergen-Belsen. Male SS
members were not
permitted to
enter the
female camps. Irma
Grese oversaw the
death cells at Bergen-Belsen;
mugshot was
taken by Sergeant...
- Aufseherin. Her
supervisors included Maria Mandel,
Margot Dreschel, and Irma
Grese.
Bormann was
eventually moved to Budy, a
nearby subcamp where she continued...
- Ford
Estate records series, 1947–1955" (PDF).
Benson Ford
Research Center.
Grese,
Robert E. (1992). Jens Jensen:
Maker of
Natural Parks and Gardens. Johns...
- Sir
Herbert Nigel Gresley CBE (19 June 1876 – 5
April 1941) was a
British railway engineer. He was one of Britain's most
famous steam locomotive engineers...
-
Death August Miete Angel of
Death Irma
Grese Badmeister Erich Bauer Beast Gustav Wagner Beast of
Belsen Irma
Grese Beast of
Belsen Josef Kramer Beast of...
- [2]
Grese,
Robert E., Jens Jensen,
Maker of
Natural Parks and Gardens. The
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1992. ISBN 0-8018-4287-5. pp. 102
Grese, Robert...
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without anesthetics,
using a
knife as her only instrument. She
described Irma
Grese, a 19 year old
Aufseherin or
warden from
Auschwitz who
observed the procedures...
