Maria Stromberger
Austrian nurse (1898-1957)
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- Fame45.0
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- Austria rank#248
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Lived 1898–1957, aged 59Austria
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Updated 2026-08-12
Maria Stromberger was an Austrian nurse who is best known for supporting the inmates and their resistance movement at the Auschwitz concentration camp during The Holocaust. After training as a nurse in the late 1930s, she learned of the mistreatment of Jewish people and others in Nazi-occupied Poland. Wishing to help the persecuted, she requested a transfer to Poland. After meeting former inmates of Auschwitz, she took a position as the camp's head nurse for Schutzstaffel (SS) officers to assist the inmates.
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