===Intresting inks=== 

 ://www.auschwitz.dk/Women/Grese.htm 
 ://www.justiceatdachau.com/bio.htm 
 ://militaryhistory.suite101.com/article.cfm/irma_grese_beast_of_auschwitz 
 ://www.auschwitz.dk/Women/Bormann.htm 
 ://www.auschwitz.dk/Women/Mandel.htm 
 ://www.auschwitz.dk/Women/Bothe.htm 
 
 ::I'd just like to point out that the cwporter.com link leads to a anti-jewish nutter conspiracy hate site. The greencastle.k12.pa.us link is to a schoolgirl that seems to have made a quilt (blanket) commemorating Nazi women (very odd, not encyclopedic). Justiceatdachau.com, although an interesting book is about Dachau and Buchenwald prosecutions (nothing to do with Irma Grese). People seem to mix up Ilse Koch (The Bitch of Buchenwald) with Irma Grese. The wikipedia link is to... here.    

 Rationale- 
 I thought the quilt was an intresting new off-shoot which involve Irma. Encyclopedic? 
 The silly cwporter sight was a bit to 'mustard' after all. It apears not alternate veipoint, just wieard! As for the link from this page to this page- It's a error, I wanted Ilse Koch, but cut and paisted the wrong one. 
 

 C.W.Porter is to be handeled with care and caution due to it's far right-wing nature.  

 The site is conected to some far-right political partys to. 

 === Neo-Nazis Again Pushing Their Pseudo-Heroine === 

 The Neo-Nazis are at it again, massaging the article and trying to promote this depraved individual into some kind of glorious and victimized Aryan milkmaid.  We'll have to keep an eye on this  either that or have the article protected in some reasonably neutral form.  I'd hate to have some innocent kid stumble across it in its current form and assume it's for real. 

 Irma Grese was never SS, because the SS never allowed women. How anyone can believe the crap about her skinning Jews is beyond the pale. She was a simple farm girl that worked at a camp, she was paid by German labor dept. 

 She was a sadistic guard and liked to beat people with her wip, but did not have Ilsa Koch's type 'skin lampshades' in her office. 
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