The defendant is a former secretary of the Nazi concentration camp “Complications of murder in tens of thousands of cases”, Friday, February 5 German justice is proclaimed. “In other cases, she is being prosecuted for conspiracy to commit murder. “, Itzeho Public Prosecutor’s Office (Land of Schleswig-Holstein) wrote in a press release. She is the first woman to be tried in a lawsuit against Nazi abuse, while several men have recently been tried by German justice.

Between June 1943 and April 1945, the Prime Minister charged him “The work of the stenographer and secretary of the former commander of the Statoff concentration camp helped those responsible for the systematic massacre of Jewish prisoners, Polish and Russian Soviet prisoners of war.”, 35 km from the city of Danzig (now Gdansk), then in German territory, now in Poland. As in “Some prisoners survived their stay in the camp, and in the midst of adversity, some acts must be justifiably divided as an attempt.” Murder, says the prosecutor’s office.

The second did not specify the name or age of the defendant, who was over 90 years of age. She was a teenager between 1943 and 1945 and will eventually be tried in a special court for minors. However, it is not yet certain that a trial will take place: because of her old age, the courts must first decide whether she is eligible to be referred to court.

In recent times, Germany has prosecuted, denounced and executed several former RSS members to the camp guards. The allegation of being an accomplice in the murder underscores the seriousness of its justice despite the delay of the victims.