Ilse Koch - The Bitch of Buchenwald - Death Camps Memorial Site
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Ilse Koch testifies in her own defense at the trial of former camp personnel and prisoners from Buchenwald. - Collections Search - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Ilse Koch leaves the courtroom with her co-defendants during the trial of former camp personnel and prisoners from Buchenwald. - Collections Search - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Ilse Koch, The Story Of One Of The Worst Villains Of The Holocaust
Ilse Koch, who was accused of war crimes on the first day of the trial before the Augsburg Regional Court. In 1951, the "Witch of Buchenwald" was sentenced to life imprisonment for
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Buchenwald-Bestien' von 'Flint Whitlock' - Buch - '978-3-943157-99-4'
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Holocaust - Margarete Ilse Köhler was born in Dresden, Germany in 1906 to a factory foreman. Upon schooling in accountantcy, she got a job as a bookkeeper in the 1920s. In 1932,
Ilse Koch: Gefürchtete Kommandantengattin aus dem KZ Buchenwald | MDR.DE
Ilse Koch - The Bitch of Buchenwald - Death Camps Memorial Site
Ilse Koch: The Skin Harvester of Buchenwald - Beachcombing's Bizarre History Blog
Ilse Koch - Wikipedia
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Ilse Koch, The Story Of One Of The Worst Villains Of The Holocaust
Ilse Koch, "Wiedźma z Buchenwaldu". Zbrodnicza komendantowa niemieckiego obozu - WielkaHistoria
Ilse Koch: Gefürchtete Kommandantengattin aus dem KZ Buchenwald | MDR.DE
Ilse Koch - Wikipedia
