- A
prison officer (PO) or
corrections officer (CO), also
known as a
correctional law
enforcement officer or less
formally as a
prison guard, is a uniformed...
-
Auschwitz was closed. From
February 1945, she was
Oberaufseherin (supervising
wardress) at Bergen-Belsen. In
April 1945,
Volkenrath was
arrested by the British...
- as an Aufseherin, or overseer. She soon
finished training and
became a
wardress. In
October 1944, she was re****igned to Stutthof's Bromberg-Ost subcamp...
-
monocled ****
woman known only as The
Wardress who
regulates the
prison with an iron fist. The
Wardress reads ****
volumes such as
Albert Speer's...
- (second from left),
Irene Haschke (centre,
third from right), the Head
Wardress,
Herta Ehlert (second from right,
partially hidden) and
Herta Bothe (first...
- Hope The ****ton
Blake Library (3rd Series) 104 The Case of the
Missing Wardress George E.
Rochester The ****ton
Blake Library (3rd Series) 105 The Case...
-
Christel Jankowsky, Ilse Göritz,
Margot Dreschel, and
Elisabeth Kammer. Head
wardress at the
Uckermark death complex of Ravensbrück was Ruth
Neudeck (January...
-
willingness to get her job done, she was
eventually promoted to
chief wardress (Oberaufseherin) over the vast
system of Gross-Rosen women's satellite...
-
aristocratic women,
although two of her lead
roles were as a ****ic
wardress in Franco's
women in
prison film
Barbed Wire
Dolls (1976) and as a nightclub...
- of a
union between the
strong man of a
travelling circus and the
Chief Wardress at the Women's
Prison in Kraków. The
relationship and
subsequent marriage...
