Execution of the Gloeden family

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Elisabeth "Lilo" Charlotte Gloeden (1903-44) was a German housewife beheaded with an axe on Nov. 30, 1944 for sheltering July 20th plotter Gen. Fritz Lindemann. Her husband and mother were likewise executed, and their fate publicized as a warning.[1][2]

References

  1. ^ The Second World War: A Complete History by Martin Gilbert, pg 615
  2. ^ The Atlantic: World War II Women at War, picture 36
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