1. Few Women of WWII Were as Venal as Stella Kubler, Who Was Responsible for the Murder of Hundreds or Thousands
During her career as a Jew Catcher, Stella was responsible for the arrest and subsequent murder of hundreds of Jews. The total number of her victims ranged from at least 600 to possibly as high as 3000. They included many of her personal friends, former schoolmates and their families, and even some of her own relatives.
After the war, she got off light. Captured by the Soviets, she was sentenced to only 10 years imprisonment. After her release, she moved to West Berlin, where she was tried again and sentenced to 10 years, but served none of them. She then converted to Christianity and became a lifelong antisemite until her death in 1994, when she committed suicide by jumping out the window of her Berlin apartment.
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Where Did We Find This Stuff? Some Sources and Further Reading
Basu, Shrabani – Spy Princess: The Life of Noor Inayat Khan (2006)
BBC – Spy Princess and Lady Death: Eight Women of WW2
Mighty History -The Teenage Girls Who Seduced and Killed Nazis
Imperial War Museum – Odette Sansom, GC
History – Meet the Night Witches, the Daring Female Pilots Who Bombed Nazis by Night
History Collection – Women of Peace and Those Sided the Wrong of World War II
National WWII Museum – Bea Arthur, US Marine
Tovar, Diana, UC Santa Barbara – Stella: the Story of Stella Goldschlag
Vice, May 11th, 2016 – This 90 Year Old Lady Seduced and Killed Nazis as a Teenager