Olga

Olga Kruger grew up in different orphanages in Berlin, Germany, where she was raped and treated horribly. At six years of age, Olga was sent to Adolph Hitler's youth schools where she had decent food, clothes, warm water, and instructors who trained her. She learned the mission of the Third Reich, which consisted of Germans becoming a master race enslaving the inhabitants of the civilized world. Each day while training, Olga swore allegiance to Adolph Hitler, the Third Reich, the Fatherland, and before her eighteenth birthday, she was the perfect soldier, sadist, and she had been brainwashed. On September 1,1939, Olga was one of the soldiers who invaded Poland, igniting World War II. Olga served in Poland, Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, France, and was fighting at the gates of Stalingrad when she was ordered to report to Dachau to expedite Hitler's final solution-the murder and cremation of all Jews. Olga is a novel filled with brainwashing, murder, war, avarice, torture, penal systems, genocide, hate, rehabilitation, and love. The story begins in Berlin, Germany, at the close of World War II and ends in a Georgia prison for women where Olga was rehabilitated.