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„Hitler s Furies“? The involvement of women in National Socialist Crimes illustrated by the example of two post war trials before the Volksgericht ( People s Court ) Vienna. For a long time, women have been merely seen as victims of the National Socialist Regime, but not as perpetrators. This article analyses two trials before the Volksgericht (“People’s Court”) Vienna against two women, who were ac cused for killing, torturing and abusing people in the Drohobycz ghetto. It will be shown that, although specific laws existed for prosecuting war criminals, it was difficult to convict them of war crimes. Furthermore, the role and the arguments of the prosecution authority and the court will be critically questioned. In addition, the paper will discuss the scientific methods as well as the document selection and interpretation used in Wendy Lowers book “Hitler’s Furies”, which is also dealing with the two described trials.

„Hitler's Furies"? Zur Beteiligung von Frauen an NS-Verbrechen am Beispiel zweier österreichischer Nachkriegsprozesse vor dem Volksgericht Wien