After the war, my immigrant German grandparents, living in a Chicago suburb since the early 1900's and owning a prosperous bakery, sponsored her, and she came to live in their suburb for about a year.
She opened a beauty shop on borrowed money which catered to rich people, her clients including the women members of the mobster Tony Accardo and the mobster Sam Giancanna families who lived in her Chicago suburban area. She made a lot of money, often traveling to Italy with the mafia wives to take care of their hair and beauty needs while visiting abroad.
She retired to Tucson AZ where she invested in another beauty salon, again prospering.
Now deceased, she never married.
The scars remained
Leni
Unbelievable atrocities during the war. We will never know them all.
I am so glad that your relative in the end prospered, she was a brave person.