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	Margot Dreschel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Margot Dreschel (or Drexler or Dreschler or Drechsel or Drexel) (May 17, 1908 – 1945) was a prison guard at concentration camps who was born in Neugersdorf, Germany.
		Dreschel's appearance was reportedly repellent, as one female Auschwitz prisoner recounted: "And Camp Leader Dreschel was there, her buck teeth sticking out, even when her mouth is closed." Inmates described her as vulgar, thin and ugly.
		She regularly moved between the Auschwitz I camp and Birkenau, and involved herself in selections of women and children to be sent to the gas chambers.
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		On April 27, 1942, Dreschel was selected for transport to the newly opened Auschwitz (Auschwitz: A Nazi concentration camp for Jews in southwestern Poland during World War II) I camp in Poland (Poland: A republic in central Europe; the invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 started World War II).
		She regularly moved between the Auschwitz I camp and Birkenau (Birkenau: more facts about this subject), and involved herself in selections of women and children to be sent to the gas chamber (gas chamber: Instrument of execution consisting of a sealed chamber into which poison gas is introduced; used to kill people or animals) s.
		In January 1945, she was moved back to the Ravensbruck subcamp at Neustadt-Glewe, and fled from there in April 1945 as Nazi (Nazi: A German member of Adolf Hitler's political party) Germany (Germany: A republic in central Europe; split into East German and West Germany after World War II and reunited in 1990) fell.
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		Margot Dreschel (or Drexler or Dreschler) was at first an Aufseherin, a low-ranking female guard, at Ravensbruck (a concentration camp primarily for internment of women).
		Dreschel's appearance was reportedly repellent, as one female Auschwitz prison er recounted: "And Camp Leader Dreschel was there, her buck teeth sticking out, even when her mouth is closed."
		She regularly moved between the Auschwitz I camp and Birkenau, and involved herself in selections of women and children to be sent to the gas chamber s.
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		Margot Dreschel (or Drexler or Dreschler) was first an Aufseherin at Ravensbruck.
		In March 1942 Margot selected for transport to the newly opened I camp in Poland.
		Margot's playing is exquisite as well as her accompanying musicians.
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		Head overseer at Allendorf was Kaethe Hoern; in Auschwitz Johanna Langefeld, Maria Mandel, Margot Dreschel, Irma Grese, and Elisabeth Volkenrath.
		In 1996 she was once again tried for the murder of a young woman in Malchow at the end of the war.
		That same year, 1996, a story broke in Germany about a former Aufseherin from the Belzig subcamp named Margot P. She had received a life sentence after the war by the Soviets and was released in the early 1990's at the age of seventy-four.
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	Juana Bormann - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase
		Victims called her "Weisel" and "the woman with the dogs." In October, 1942 Bormann went to Auschwitz Birkenau as an Aufseherin.
		Her supervisors included Maria Mandel, Margot Drexler (Drechsel, Dreschel) and Irma Grese.
		In 1944, as German losses mounted, Juana Bormann was transferred to the auxiliary camp at Hindenburg (now called Zabrze) in Silesia.
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		That same month a new Oberaufseherin named Maria Mandel arrived from Ravensbruck and former SS-Oberaufseherin Johanna Langefeld was sent back to Ravensbruck.
		At Auschwitz Therese soon rose through the ranks and became a Erstaufseherin (First Guard) alongside Margot Dreschel and Irma Grese.
		In the summer of 1943, Therese received a medal from the Reich for her good "conduct" in the camps.
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		Margot Dreschel (or Drexler or Dreschler or Drechsel or Drexel) (
		May 17, 1908 –; 1945) was a prison guard at concentration camps who was born in Neugersdorf, Germany.
		On April 27, 1942, Dreschel was selected for transport to the newly opened
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		Margot Dreschel (or Drexler or Dreschler or Drechsel or Drexel, born May 17, 1908) was a prison guard at concentration camps who was born in Neugersdorf, Germany.
		She was very devoted to her work there and soon received the title SS-Obersturmführerin (Female Camp Leader) under SS-Lagerführerin Maria Mandel.
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