She was sentenced to 15 years in prison, but was released in 1957 after serving 10 years. After her release, Orlowski moved to West Germany. In 1973, Orlowski was working a counter job in Cologne when she complained that only "half the work" had been finished, referring to the extermination of the Jews. As a result, she was arrested and charged with making anti-Semitic remarks. A West German court found Orlowski guilty of hate speech and sentenced her to 10 months in prison, of which she served 8 months. In 1975, the West German authorities arrested Orlowski a second time, for crimes committing in Majdanek. She was put on trial in the Third Majdanek Trial. Orlowski died from natural causes during her trial on 21 May 1976. See also Female guards in Nazi concentration camps References 1903 births 1976 deaths Holocaust perpetrators in Poland German people who died in prison custody German prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment Kraków-Płaszów concentration camp personnel People convicted in the Auschwitz trial Ravensbrück concentration camp personnel Prisoners who died in German detention People from Berlin Auschwitz concentration camp personnel Majdanek concentration camp personnel People extradited from the Soviet Union People extradited to Poland Female guards in Nazi concentration camps German people convicted of crimes against humanity People convicted of racial hatred offences Nazis who died in prison custody