Court of federal land Schleswig-Holstein in Germany freed the 96-year-old resident of the country Irmgard Fukhner, which was suspected of complicity in the extermination of 11.4 thousand Jews, Poles and Soviet prisoners of concentration camps. Reports about it Deutsche Welle.
The woman served as secretary of the commandant and stenographer in the Stuttgof concentration camp in 1943-1945. After consideration of the petition, the court suspended the action of the arrest of the suspect. It was released on the terms of compliance with the relevant security measures.
The next hearing is scheduled for October 19.
On September 30, the German court issued an arrest warrant of 96-year-old Nazi. She disappeared before the court hearing: according to eyewitnesses, Fukhner sat in a taxi and drove to the nearest metro station. She was detained on the same day and placed in the detention facility in the city of Lubeck.
The investigation in its case was conducted since 2016.