t and Executionö Brown (1996) depicts the arrest, sentencing, and execution of Grese, who remained definite to the last. Her story and arrogance when confronted by survivors demonstrates that for many Germans who participated in the atrocities of HitlerÆs ôFinal Solution,ö most continued to believe they had done nothing wrong but fail to protect their state from undesirables. As Grese yelled back at one French survivor who screamed at her, wondering how she could commit such atrocities, ôIt was our duty to exterminate anti-social elements, so that GermanyÆs future would be assuredö (Brown, 1996, p. 68).
We also learn that GreseÆs beauty in addition to her numerous acts of barbaric cruelty won
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