During the dark period of World War II, Hitler and his followers committed countless crimes. The T4** group is a sad example of this. These girls, who should have dedicated themselves to the medical profession and saved lives, have embarked on a distorted path of no return for various reasons.
Germany's history has given birth to a unique group of women whose beauty is the result of a diverse mix of nationalities. The slender figure, plump face, and high nose bridge are all unique signs of their being.
However, in the era of Hitler's power, beauty was no longer their umbrella, and many women were forced to become brutal executioners. Nazi ** and propaganda made countless Germans have fanatical expectations for the war, men picked up ** and went to the battlefield, and women had to get involved in this nightmare**.
In the 30s of the 20th century, Hitler suddenly became proud in love, which made many women who had been poisoned by him begin to worship him madly. Almost every day, hundreds of German and Austrian women wrote letters to Hitler, expressing their admiration for him.
Some women were even willing to sacrifice everything, including their own bodies, for Hitler. With the help of these women's admiration for him, Hitler promoted a major "campaign", in which he demanded that these women sacrifice their chastity, renounce the creed of marital fidelity, combine with German men, and let the children born to defend the country and die for the Reich.
Hitler even had a disgusting slogan: the maternity ward was a battlefield for German women, and the rice spoon was theirs.
In the history of Nazi Germany, there was a group of women who were influenced by Hitler's ideas and became his. Among them, Hitler organized an organization called "Medical", which consisted of more than 6,000 women, who were called the T4** group.
Their goal was to "eliminate all the mentally ill and the severely disabled," and the executioners did not hesitate to carry out their mission until the concentration camp was established. In the course of their mission, they transformed medical buildings such as nursing homes, small hospitals, and psychiatric hospitals into execution chambers and gas chambers, and cultivated a group of ** who can kill people by medical means.
The usual tactics of these wicked people are to approach and deceive their victims in a hypocritical manner, and then use the excuse of bathing to lure them to the gas chambers that have already been arranged.
In concentration camps, Jewish prisoners were often brutally murdered within a week. Horrifyingly, they also set up 22 "child euthanasia" clinics during this period, administering cruel methods such as poison injections, enemas, and bone marrow extraction to those "children."
In less than two years, tens of thousands of children have lost their lives in a brutal scene.
At the 1946 trial, the director of the children's home was sentenced to death by a local court due to the intervention of U.S. military investigators. It is said that Anna Jouck gives an injection to a child almost every ten minutes, but it is not known exactly how many children have been killed.
Another woman, born in 1911, is the same age as the notorious "Angel of Death" Youssef Menger. According to relevant evidence, she alone killed more than 220 people, even more than the "Angel of Death" killed.
In the T4** group, almost no one can surpass her number of kills.
However, the manner in which she killed was never traced by any force or poison, meaning that her methods were even more brutal. She usually uses traditional medical equipment**, with syringes, enemas and needles being her usual "tools".
When Margaret Donkowski**, she even quibbled: "I gave them ** with love, so that they really achieved **death." Moreover, I never forced them to accept **, they were destined to be killed anyway, and it was better to die at my hands than to suffer and die in a concentration camp. ”
This kind of rhetoric is extremely shocking.
Of course, this was all due to Hitler's incitement, and many German women who joined the Nazi madness could not extricate themselves until the last moment of their lives.
This is enough to prove that in the historical environment at that time, the beauty of German women has been dimmed, and their negative traits are constantly magnifying, and they eventually become a group of ** female war criminals.
Even in the courtroom, they show no signs of repentance, and only when they face severe punishments do they panic and shed a few crocodile tears.
A significant number of the original participants in the "ethnic cleansing" were professional women**, and many were German hospitals**. By order, they killed many physically or intellectually disabled patients by injecting morphine.
In Germany at that time, there was a phenomenon known as "female executioners", of which the T4** group was a typical representative. When they kill, they always have the same face as usual, and they have no shame.
These ** were killed from hospitals to concentration camps, and Margaret Donkovsky and Mariana Joulk were just two of them.
To stand out in such an organization, Irma Glazer must have the "superiority", which is to be more ruthless. She grew up during the Nazi period, so she became an avid believer as a girl.
As a result of her studies in the medical profession, she quickly became Hitler's favorite. Her appearance is also perfect, and on the surface, she is undoubtedly an impeccable beauty.
However, her "inconsistency" is also very obvious, she has been speaking wildly and indulgently. On first contact, she had an affair with a male guard, and later showed great viciousness, which was chilling. ”
The peerless beauty of a female prisoner aroused the jealousy of Irma Glazer, and coupled with the coveting of Dr. Menger, Irma Glazer directly put her to death in public.
Even pregnant female prisoners have become the focus of Irma Glazer's abuse, believing that these Jewish female prisoners may give birth to more beautiful children than her. In the concentration camp, her actions made her an outlier among the "demons".
Irma Glazer was reluctant to send prisoners to concentration camps simply because she was not interested in them.
Despite their thin and aging appearance, these prisoners were not a threat to her, and there was no pity in her heart. When Haas, the deputy guard of the women's battalion, sent the prisoners to the gas chambers, she did not hesitate to sign, treating life as a number.
Her ** made the Nazi soldiers fearful, and no one dared to provoke it. In the T4** group, Ils Koch** has a unique fetish, which is to skin people alive, making the human skins of prisoners into "works of art", making them die in agony and watching their bodies bleed.
After the defeat of Germany, these female demons woke up and began to flee in all directions.
Irma Glazer, the leader of the T4 organization, **, the *** crime she committed was also **. She is slow to react and is seen by the outside world as a femme fatale.
But one wonders, how did they go to darkness step by step? Their past actions are completely dehumanized. However, despite Irma Glazer's grievances about her trial, she still insists that she is just a weak woman who carries out orders.
It is intolerable that she also shouted "I am only 22 years old" in court, but her crimes have hurt many people older than her.
The old judge struggled with Irma Glazer's decision to execute, because he understood that it meant not only the end of one life, but also the end of another young life.
Despite Irma Glazer's efforts to be the old judge's maid in a pleading tone, no amount of effort could change the verdict. Irma Glazer's crime is capital punishment in any country, and the old judge can only helplessly ask her if she still has God in her heart.
As a soldier, Irma Glazer's death sentence was uncommon in those days, which further demonstrated the seriousness and dehumanization of her crimes.
During World War II, many war criminals chose to quibble, trying to gain the tolerance of judges through their youth and innocence. However, it turns out that these femme fatales do not escape the law.
For example, Ils Koch, although she pleaded with the court many times and tried to deny her crimes, in the end, her crimes were exposed, and she chose to die to escape.
Her experience was also adapted into the movie "The Lampshade of the Thorn Flower". In addition, many Nazi doctors and members of the T4** group were sentenced to death or life imprisonment for their crimes.
That's the punishment they deserve.