What are your opinions on this?

[Karen]

Basically, by being deported, she is now forced to be away from everyone and everything she has grown to love - so it is as good as jail, in my humble opinion. If she is indeed unrepentant, my hope would be that the Germans would confine her - their country is where she committed her crime. And her non-repentance is something we cannot judge just from news reports - anyone can be quoted out of context.

I am not excusing her because of her gender or her ignorance.

[sparks19]

You do the crime you do the time.

it's unfortunate it took them this long to get her. she should have been in jail a long time ago.

but I agree it should be up to Germany to decide her sentence.

[krazykitties]

whatever her age she should be charged as a war criminal. those people in those camps didn't get any sympathy or easy treatment.

[Corinna]

The part i can't get past is marring a jewish man . Didn't she see the disrespect of that. Poor gentlemans family they must really be a in a tizzy.
I'm glad to see even the younger crouwd here hasn't bought in to the new revisionism they are trying to get taught in some schools. History will repeat it's self if we forget things like this.

[Lady's Human]

My only suggestion for additional punishment would be to assign her as a caretaker at Bergen-Belsen. (Former concentration camp, now museum). Beyond that, further punishment seems fairly futile and pointless. The real question should be why did it take 60 years for this to be discovered?