German Court Upholds Conviction of Ex-Nazi Secretary for 10,500 Murders

Aug 20, 2024, 10:05 AM

Germany's Federal Court of Justice has upheld the conviction of a 99-year-old former secretary for her role in aiding the murder of over 10,500 people during World War II. The woman, who worked as a typist at the Stutthof concentration camp, was convicted of being an accessory to murder. Her appeal was rejected, confirming her complicity in the atrocities committed at the camp. This ruling reinforces the accountability of individuals involved in Nazi crimes, even decades later.