Gerda Bormann-Buchs was born in 1909. She was the daughter of Supreme Nazi Party Judge, Walter Buch. She was a fanatic Nazi and was a fan of Julius Streicher, the 'Jew- Baiter number one' and the editor and publisher of 'Der Stuermer.' On September, 2, 1929 Gerda married the famous Martin Bormann, head of Party Chancellery in Nazi- Germany and a close friend of Hitler. She bore him 10 children. After the war Martin Bormann was missing and Gerda moved with eight of her children in the village of Wolkenstein, twenty kilometres north east of Bolzano. She was discovered and interrogated for days. In the autumn of 1945 Gerda Bormann was brought to the hospital in the Italian city Merano. There the doctors discovered that she had cancer. The woman of the once so powerful Martin Bormann died on april, 23, 1946 in Merano at the age of 37. She was brried at the military cemetery in Merano.
Gerda Bormann-Buchs was born in 1909. She was the daughter of Supreme Nazi Party Judge, Walter Buch. She was a fanatic Nazi and was a fan of Julius Streicher, the 'Jew- Baiter number one' and the editor and publisher of 'Der Stuermer.' On September, 2, 1929 Gerda married the famous Martin Bormann, head of Party Chancellery in Nazi- Germany and a close friend of Hitler. She bore him 10 children. After the war Martin Bormann was missing and Gerda moved with eight of her children in the village of Wolkenstein, twenty kilometres north east of Bolzano. She was discovered and interrogated for days. In the autumn of 1945 Gerda Bormann was brought to the hospital in the Italian city Merano. There the doctors discovered that she had cancer. The woman of the once so powerful Martin Bormann died on april, 23, 1946 in Merano at the age of 37. She was brried at the military cemetery in Merano.
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