Ilse Koch

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Ilse Koch was a notorious Nazi war criminal and the wife of Buchenwald concentration camp commandant Karl-Otto Koch, infamous for her extreme cruelty toward prisoners.

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Ilse Koch canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German person
Nazi war criminal
human
war criminal
alsoKnownAs Die Hexe von Buchenwald
The Witch of Buchenwald
causeOfDeath suicide by hanging
convictedOf assault
crimes against humanity
incitement to murder
other offenses against prisoners
war crimes
countryOfCitizenship Germany
dateOfBirth 1906-09-22
dateOfDeath 1967-09-01
employer Schutzstaffel
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)
ethnicGroup German
familyName Koch
givenName Ilse
hasRole overseer of female prisoners
wife of camp commandant
memberOf NSDAP
linked to: Nazi Party

Nazi Party
notableFor extreme cruelty toward concentration camp prisoners
role as wife of Buchenwald commandant Karl-Otto Koch
symbol of Nazi brutality in popular memory
notableWork activities at Buchenwald concentration camp
activities at Majdanek concentration camp
occupation SS overseer
participatedIn Holocaust
Nazi concentration camp system
linked to: Nazi camp system
placeOfBirth Dresden
German Empire
Kingdom of Saxony
placeOfDeath Aichach
Bavaria
West Germany
placeOfDetention Aichach Prison
receivedSentence life imprisonment
religion Lutheranism
residence Dresden
Lublin region
linked to: Lublin Voivodeship

Weimar
near Buchenwald concentration camp
sexOrGender female
spouse Karl-Otto Koch
subjectOf post-war war crimes trials
workLocation Buchenwald concentration camp
linked to: Buchenwald

Majdanek concentration camp
linked to: Majdanek

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