Full name: Hannah von Kaiser Friedrich / Hannah Friedrich (Friedrich Hannah) Year of birth and death: 1922 – 01/05/1945 Biography: She is the youngest daughter of six siblings (4 men and 2 women) of Count Friedrich's family in East Prussia. Although she was stripped of all rights in 1918, with family tradition, Hannah was educated from an early age to become a warrior serving the Fatherland. In 1934, her four brothers all joined the Wehrmacht and in 1939 Hannah was given special admission to the Dienstmädchen-SS division. With her favorite weapon being a hammer and being smaller than her age and able to hide, Hannah Friedrich has repeatedly caused huge losses to Allied assassination teams and even Soviet spies. Whenever Hannah appeared in the area, enemy spies and assassins recorded deaths due to brain injuries. In 1943, with her three brothers and father dying on the Eastern front, in one day all the spies and assassins sent by the Soviet Union who were captured were beaten to death by Hannah with a hammer. In 1945, with signs of German defeat on the entire front, Dienstmädchen-SS forces were now spreading out to protect Party generals and officials and Hannah repeatedly caused difficulties for the Red Army. in the East. During the Berlin campaign, despite the Soviet army storming the German Parliament, Hannah, with the Panzerfaust in hand, destroyed five of their tanks. On May 1, 1945, when Hannah was trying to attack from behind a lone IS tank, she was shot in the head by a Red Army soldier hiding nearby, the wound was so fatal that she died on the spot. After the war, her body was later identified by the Dienstmädchen-SS unit and returned to her family. Viewpoint: “Der Feind kann mehreren Stichwunden ins Herz standhalten, aber wenn Sie ihn mit einem Hammer auf den Kopf schlagen, wird er bewegungsunfähig”.