
Elfriede Rinkel, 84, was deported on Sept. 1 after U.S. officials discovered her past as a guard at a Nazi concentration camp. For almost five decades no one knew her secret, including the Jewish man she married.
BBC:
Relatives were said to be shocked by the revelation, which emerged after court documents were released on Tuesday.
Mrs Rinkel has also handed back a burial plot she had reserved for herself next to her husband’s grave.
Gene Kaufman, the director of the Sinai Memorial Chapel where the grave lies, said: “She was just such a pleasant-looking lady and very small. Such a nice, sweet lady who seemed to have a very loving relationship with her husband.”
wikipedia.org
The Ravensbruck women’s labor camp in Germany where Rinkel was a guard.
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