Ida foster was conscripted into the S.S. on 16th August,
1944, when she was sent to Gross Rosen, where she was medically examined and
given uniform. On the next day she went to the labour camp in Langenbielau,
where she stayed for three weeks training in the treatment of prisoners, after
which she returned to the textile factory in Rohrsdorf and did the duties of an
Aufseherin. After about six months, on 16th February, 1945, they were evacuated
with the prisoners to Kratzau, remained there for four days and then went to
Belsen, which they reached on 28th February.At belsen she did various duties in
kitchens, working parties supervision, as a guard and was arrested at the end
of WW II when the camp was liberated by British army. She was tried at Luneberg
by British Military court in the case of Josef Kramer in a group of 45 members
and was acquitted .Her chest number duringthe trial was 34
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