Nazi Women: The Attraction of Evil

Exploring the paradox of women's roles in the Nazi regime, the narrative reveals how many women actively participated in the oppressive system despite the regime's ideals of femininity. By 1944, a significant portion of the Gestapo was comprised of women, challenging traditional notions of gender in the context of wartime Germany. Paul Roland delves into the lives of these women, providing a shocking account of their involvement and the complexities of their motivations and actions during this dark period in history.