children's home "Cockerill"
On 12/04/1965, the scandalous report of the Children's Home "Cockerill" lock Allner in Hennef / Sieg, given by the medical director known. have
This report shows which debt the employees and nuns "Sisters of the Precious Blood" is loaded up.
has far, reported only one survivor to the Petitions Committee of Parliament "roundtable home education" of the 50s and 60s in Berlin. Where the others are left to answer only the LVR or Caritas Cologne Bonn. It is believed that many children did not survive this ordeal and who died from the effects of residential care too early. A clear
manslaughter to infants under three years of Caritas staff.
The Children's Home was opened in 1953 and 1973 closed. was
After much back and forth at 31 May 1961 LVR of Cologne Dr. Müller approved the following:
"The Charity Association for the city of Bonn in Bonn, Fritz-Tillmann-Straße 10, was today the exemption from the application of the provisions of § § 20-23 RJWG for the infant and small children's home "Cockerill Children's Home" in lap Allner of Siegburg under has the leadership of Sister Adelaide Wilper revocable. "
following personnel on 4 January 1963 there raged:
pediatric nurses
- Miss Erika Laumen
- Miss Elfriede Schwettmann
- Miss Helen Schumacher
infant and children's nurses
- Mrs Margaret Knakowski
- Miss Roswitha Lehman
nurse
- Miss Ursula Liskutin
nursery nurses
- Miss Rosemarie Ott
- Miss Erika Szczecina
As of June 1963, the infant nurse Miss Inge Hengstler
On 28 July 1964, 120 children are in that institution. 25 infants and 95 toddlers 1-3 years. There are no full documentation there and almost all of wedlock.
following personnel on 28 July 1964 in this institution "active"
Erdelmann Ursula, born 04/11/1921, Sellv. Home Director
Walter Scholz, born 04/12/1925, station assistant
Gouvielos Iris, born 04/12/1941, station assistant
Gisela Hahn, born 19.11.1939, infant sister
Dorothy Mills, born 02/11/1940, nurse
Ursula Liskutin born . 07.08.1932, nurse
Steimel Margaret, born 8/16/1936, station assistant
Lioba Jacob, born 02/09/1941, station assistant
source code archive Siegburg: Visit Report of 12/04/1965
manslaughter to infants under three years of Caritas staff.
The Children's Home was opened in 1953 and 1973 closed. was
After much back and forth at 31 May 1961 LVR of Cologne Dr. Müller approved the following:
"The Charity Association for the city of Bonn in Bonn, Fritz-Tillmann-Straße 10, was today the exemption from the application of the provisions of § § 20-23 RJWG for the infant and small children's home "Cockerill Children's Home" in lap Allner of Siegburg under has the leadership of Sister Adelaide Wilper revocable. "
following personnel on 4 January 1963 there raged:
pediatric nurses
- Miss Erika Laumen
- Miss Elfriede Schwettmann
- Miss Helen Schumacher
infant and children's nurses
- Mrs Margaret Knakowski
- Miss Roswitha Lehman
nurse
- Miss Ursula Liskutin
nursery nurses
- Miss Rosemarie Ott
- Miss Erika Szczecina
As of June 1963, the infant nurse Miss Inge Hengstler
On 28 July 1964, 120 children are in that institution. 25 infants and 95 toddlers 1-3 years. There are no full documentation there and almost all of wedlock.
following personnel on 28 July 1964 in this institution "active"
Erdelmann Ursula, born 04/11/1921, Sellv. Home Director
Walter Scholz, born 04/12/1925, station assistant
Gouvielos Iris, born 04/12/1941, station assistant
Gisela Hahn, born 19.11.1939, infant sister
Dorothy Mills, born 02/11/1940, nurse
Ursula Liskutin born . 07.08.1932, nurse
Steimel Margaret, born 8/16/1936, station assistant
Lioba Jacob, born 02/09/1941, station assistant
source code archive Siegburg: Visit Report of 12/04/1965
inspection report
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On 15/03/1965 was visiting the children's home in Castle Allner Allner.
On the visit were:
by the Health Department:
Medical Director Dr. Kaiser,
Med-Councillor Dr. Horoba,
district magistrate half;
of the Department of Youth:
Medical Director Dr. Kaiser,
Med-Councillor Dr. Horoba,
district magistrate half;
of the Department of Youth:
district magistrate Munkel;
from the children's home castle Allner:
from the children's home castle Allner:
pediatric nurse Fier,
accountant Bolz.
The following was noted:
The children's home consists of the following stations:
a) Station A 3
b) station B 1 and B 2
c) Station B 3 and B 4
d) Station C 1 and C 2
e) Station C 3 and C 4
In particular, it was determined below with the information given by staff of the pediatric nurse Fier and the bookkeeper were Bolz.
1) A 3
Station The station is at present with 18 children aged 3 - 5 years proven.
is available to staff:
a ) Nurse Ursula Liskutin on the day not visiting the home was present, but otherwise it leaves on 1.4.1965,
b) station clerk Gouvielos Iris, born 04/12/1941,
c) domestic work apprentice Ziehn Edith, born 5.1.50,
d) Station assistant Christa Mühleis, born 10/31/1949.
2) station B 1 and B 2
The station is currently occupied by 19 children aged 6 months to 1 1 / 2 years.
is available to staff:
a ) pediatric nurse Gisela scorn that simultaneously operates in the milk kitchen. On the day of the tour party of scorn was sick,
b) pediatric nurse Walter Gerharz, which may only be active in the daily service,
c) station clerk Margaret Rappold, born 08/10/1940.
3) station B 3 and B 4
The station is at present with 18 children aged 2 - used 3 years.
is available to staff:
a ) Med.-tech. Ass Women Scholz,
b) station assistant Felix Goebel,
c) station clerk Cecilia Höfer, born 12/12/1948,
d) home economics apprentice Ursula Pentecost, born 07/02/1950.
4) station C 1 and C 2 (so-called nursery)
The station is at Time with 12 children aged up to 10 months demonstrated, among them 7 children are over 6 months and 5 children under 6 months.
is available to staff:
a ) pediatric nurse Friedel Fier, which is also responsible for the nursing care of the children's home, b
) station clerk Hildegard Sommer, born 22/02/1942.
5) Station C 3 and C 4
The station is currently occupied by 17 children aged 1 1 / 2 - 2 years.
is available to staff:
a ) nanny Miss Margaret Hohn,
b) station clerk Marion v. Floorop, born 9/5/1946, c
) Station clerk Mrs Margaret Steimel, born 16.8.36.
For all stations a central dispensary has been established. Rather, each station is on an unlocked medicine cabinet, which also includes prescription drugs. The drugs from these drug cabinets removed from the ward staff and spent on the children. A central medicine cabinet is located in an administrative room. This cabinet is not locked, so for everyone. Allegedly, the supervisor here on out sister Ursula Liskutin.
disinfectant (Dettol) is present at each station. The disinfectant is in inappropriate and in unlabelled bottles. The bottles were on the day of the visit all stood up and without a stopper, available for anyone in the lobby of each station. On the application of the disinfectant, the staff is not sufficiently informed.
located at each station, a changing table. The drawers contain items of clothing. In each of these tables a drawer inadmissible eating utensils, drinking cups, spoons, fruit, chocolate, biscuits, etc. are accommodated.
accountant Bolz.
The following was noted:
The children's home consists of the following stations:
a) Station A 3
b) station B 1 and B 2
c) Station B 3 and B 4
d) Station C 1 and C 2
e) Station C 3 and C 4
In particular, it was determined below with the information given by staff of the pediatric nurse Fier and the bookkeeper were Bolz.
1) A 3
Station The station is at present with 18 children aged 3 - 5 years proven.
is available to staff:
a ) Nurse Ursula Liskutin on the day not visiting the home was present, but otherwise it leaves on 1.4.1965,
b) station clerk Gouvielos Iris, born 04/12/1941,
c) domestic work apprentice Ziehn Edith, born 5.1.50,
d) Station assistant Christa Mühleis, born 10/31/1949.
2) station B 1 and B 2
The station is currently occupied by 19 children aged 6 months to 1 1 / 2 years.
is available to staff:
a ) pediatric nurse Gisela scorn that simultaneously operates in the milk kitchen. On the day of the tour party of scorn was sick,
b) pediatric nurse Walter Gerharz, which may only be active in the daily service,
c) station clerk Margaret Rappold, born 08/10/1940.
3) station B 3 and B 4
The station is at present with 18 children aged 2 - used 3 years.
is available to staff:
a ) Med.-tech. Ass Women Scholz,
b) station assistant Felix Goebel,
c) station clerk Cecilia Höfer, born 12/12/1948,
d) home economics apprentice Ursula Pentecost, born 07/02/1950.
4) station C 1 and C 2 (so-called nursery)
The station is at Time with 12 children aged up to 10 months demonstrated, among them 7 children are over 6 months and 5 children under 6 months.
is available to staff:
a ) pediatric nurse Friedel Fier, which is also responsible for the nursing care of the children's home, b
) station clerk Hildegard Sommer, born 22/02/1942.
5) Station C 3 and C 4
The station is currently occupied by 17 children aged 1 1 / 2 - 2 years.
is available to staff:
a ) nanny Miss Margaret Hohn,
b) station clerk Marion v. Floorop, born 9/5/1946, c
) Station clerk Mrs Margaret Steimel, born 16.8.36.
For all stations a central dispensary has been established. Rather, each station is on an unlocked medicine cabinet, which also includes prescription drugs. The drugs from these drug cabinets removed from the ward staff and spent on the children. A central medicine cabinet is located in an administrative room. This cabinet is not locked, so for everyone. Allegedly, the supervisor here on out sister Ursula Liskutin.
disinfectant (Dettol) is present at each station. The disinfectant is in inappropriate and in unlabelled bottles. The bottles were on the day of the visit all stood up and without a stopper, available for anyone in the lobby of each station. On the application of the disinfectant, the staff is not sufficiently informed.
located at each station, a changing table. The drawers contain items of clothing. In each of these tables a drawer inadmissible eating utensils, drinking cups, spoons, fruit, chocolate, biscuits, etc. are accommodated.
on Station C 3 and C 4 and in an empty room of this station, there were dirty buckets and pots, the latter contained some food residues. Buckets and pots are for days not been cleaned. Also was in the empty room with a crowded waste bin.
In the station B 1 and B 2 established small cabinets are without any order dishes, sugar, pacifier, etc. housed.
After the declarations of the staff, the pacifier by boiling only every 2 days.
on the same station were in a drawer of the old changing table, no longer suitable for use children's shoes, whose retention due also to the staff is unknown.
on Station A 3 a sink is dirty total, the drain is clogged.
6)
staff rooms, the staff rooms of the home economics Stationsgehilfinnen and apprentices were on the day of the visit in an unkempt and untidy state. 16.30 Clock against the beds were not yet prepared. The beds were transistor devices, records, magazines, etc. The ashtrays were not emptied and contained numerous cigarette butts.
in the corridor to the said staff room was a box of bananas.
The bathroom for the staff was not cleaned. On the floor were a number of dirty cloth rag. were
in a room is located next to the bathroom overcrowded with waste bin. The sink was completely dirty.
7) kitchen
in the milk kitchen was on the day of visit only the domestic apprentice Eleanor Weber, born 9.2.1947, active. In two vessels, there were leftovers of the previous day. The vessels were said to be purged on the evening of the day sightseeing. The sugar is stored in a bag on the floor standing.
7) kitchen
in the milk kitchen was on the day of visit only the domestic apprentice Eleanor Weber, born 9.2.1947, active. In two vessels, there were leftovers of the previous day. The vessels were said to be purged on the evening of the day sightseeing. The sugar is stored in a bag on the floor standing.
the fridge moldy bacon was found. The woman was a cook
Krabisch instructed to destroy the bacon once.
8) Doctor Office
A Doctor Office does not exist.
9) fire
The fire protection is not guaranteed. Hand fire extinguishers are not available.
Krabisch instructed to destroy the bacon once.
8) Doctor Office
A Doctor Office does not exist.
9) fire
The fire protection is not guaranteed. Hand fire extinguishers are not available.
10th) personal papers
The health certificates for the staff and the public recognition of children's nurses could not be consulted, they are kept with the institution of the children's home.
The health certificates for the staff and the public recognition of children's nurses could not be consulted, they are kept with the institution of the children's home.
Summary
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An orderly line of children's home is at Time not given. The home is virtually leaderless.
The workforce of trained personnel is inadequate. This implies that is used on each station in the care and education totally unsuitable personnel. In the few experts on the home is occupied.
It is also pointed out that contrary to the current handling of mentally impaired children may not be collected.
Medical Director
An example of how the reports of infants and toddlers were taken.
These two reports were about the same ward office.
The reports went to the youth office Siegburg. But who saw no need for action here.
This child of shame is a good christ. been home in Dusseldorf stolen by authorities. Since the baby two weeks old.
The baby is six months old
28/11/1960 This is ogKind since 02.06.1960 in our home and has grown in that time very well. It is a sweet and cute child and state in the education and care up to now no problems. It is both mentally and physically developed to age. The mother looks away and to the child.
Adelaide Wilper / matron
The same child and a half years
11/09/1961 E. Little has made a lot of us initially developed and a lot of concern, is now in the second year very well. She was a very delicate and sensitive child, one had the impression that they simply wanted to live. several blood transfusions and additional vitamins and tonics hardly helped. Now she gets but after everything. She eats well, is always happy and makes us no more worries. The mother has always cared very little about the child for several months, it is no more. Your new address and the address of the child's father, not us xxxxxxxxxx known. The address of the grandfather is xxxxxxxxxxxx, Dusseldorf, xxxxxxxxxxx
Adelaide Wilper / matron
The results after six years of this perverse parenting
- to chew inability solid food
- - no vocabulary
bent toes through incorrect footwear
- wry face
- Pauswangen
years - no emotion powerful
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loathing of food - shockingly thin
With 18 years of serious hip replacement due to wear, how old a woman. With 20 years of worst adhesions in the genital area, severe metabolic diseases caused by a severe jaundice in the home. There are no intervertebral discs. A hearing loss is a good time, by adhesions in the inner ear. A wrong healed zygomatic fracture is still not resolved. No feeling of satiety and eating only according to plan. After 42 years of full disability. Only an adoption of nine years, the child survived and for that they would like to thank her adoptive father very much.
May the Caritas criminals never come into contact with children.
Hennef should engage with this matter and issue an opinion.
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children suffer unimaginable without love in their lives.
Caritas and other Christian organizations have made hundreds of thousands of lives hell.
And Ursula von der Leyen requires new nursery places so that the disturbed children may later be sent to the homes.
a crime in several generations with knowledge of those responsible for criminal organizations.
Judging from the information available has been committed against the children of grave human rights violations and possibly also to the parents or the single mothers.
It raises the suspicion, as did the Order of the children used to be able to finance using state funds.
We ask you to answer the following questions:
first In home were housed mostly illegitimate children. What youth services have instructed the children?
second How many children were staying in the home since its inception?
third What home supervisors were not previously employed?
4th What were the funds meant for the care given?
5th We demand immediate information and opinion from the charity.
6th When will set up an independent advisory body for parents and children, regarding today's homes. We receive ongoing assistance calls from concerned parents and children! It is very likely that even today children are held in homes in order to finance the facilities. Critics speak of corruption by members of youth services.
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