00:00Johanna Bormann came to the women's section of Auschwitz-Birkenau in October 1942,
00:05and her supervisors included Maria Mandel, Margot Dreschel, and Irma Grezer.
00:10Despite being deeply religious and her prior experience looking after the sick,
00:14at Auschwitz-Birkenau she turned into a sadistic monster.
00:18According to the Holocaust survivor, Helena Kopper, Bormann was the most hated person in the camp.
00:24She remembered that on one occasion she saw Bormann approach a female prisoner
00:28who was walking towards the officers. Bormann stopped the woman and took something
00:32out of her pocket. She then hit the prisoner with her right hand and then clasping her by the hair
00:37threw the woman to the ground. Bormann was holding her German Shepherd by a strap in her left hand
00:43and when the woman was lying on the ground she let the dog go and it bit the woman severely.
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