SS-Sturmbaf Schütz

SS-Sturmbannführerin Yolanda Schütz

As a girl, Yolanda would go hunting with her father (he is in 2. Gebirgs-Division).

Later at 17 she would represent Federal State of Austria in the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin and was Womens Military Patrol (Biathlon) Olympic Champion in the 1936 Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. She was presented with an award by none other then the Führer Adolf Hitler himself, a moment she takes great pride in.

Since the Olympics, she has carried on dabbling in gun smithing and modifying her rifles.

She is from a rather rural area so spent the dark winters taking solace in her family's collection of books.

Mental characteristics

Accomplishments & Achievements

• 1936 Winter Olympics Womens Military Patrol (Biathlon) Champion (Gold) in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
• Presented with her award by the Führer Adolf Hitler.

Current Status

Athlete/Investigator (for SS)

Species

Human

Ethnicity

Austrian

Other Ethnicities/Cultures

• Tyrolean
• Viennese

Age

25

Life

1919 2013 94 years old

Birthplace

Country Estate, Tyrol, Republic of Austria

Place of Death

Unknown

Current Residence

Town House, Vienna, Austria

Sex

Female

Eyes

Blue

Hair

Black

Belief/Deity

Hitler's Cult of Personality

Aligned Organization

Schutzstaffel

Other Affiliations

• 2nd Mountain Division
• Faith and Beauty Society
• League of German Girls
• Nazi Germany
• Schutzstaffel

Related Myths

• 1936 Summer Olympics
• The Führer's Final Hope