Full name: Müller Paula Year of birth and death: 1920 - 1980 Biography: Her father and grandfather were former soldiers of the German Empire. From an early age, Paula was educated in patriotism and loyalty to the German nation. In 1939, she joined the Wehrmacht with the rank of Zweiter Leutnant. With talent as well as loyalty, Paula was transferred to the notorious Dienstmädchen-SS unit after only 2 years of service. As deputy commander of the Dienstmädchen-SS, along with Arilda - the commander of the Dienstmädchen-SS - Paula caused extremely heavy damage to the sniper and assassination forces of the Red Army and Allies in occupied area of the Third Reich during World War II. Paula was also one of the defenders of the Reichstagsgebäude, repelling many attacks by the Red Army, helping the Third Reich hold out for another 4 days. After the war, by proving herself "only for the purpose of protecting the leader, concentrating on losses to assassination forces that risked the lives of high-ranking officials of the Third Reich, did not harm civilian", Paula was only detained for 3 years on charges of abetting the escape of Nazi officials. After being released, she lived quietly for the rest of her life in a small house on the outskirts of München. Viewpoint: "Beschütze den Führer, beschütze das Schicksal des Vaterlandes".