seminierins

Seminierins are a group of Catholic nuns who joined the novitiate of a German congregations between 1925 and 1945. They are often referred to as the "postulant perpetrators" due to their alleged complicity in the persecution of Jews during World War II.

The lifestyles and values of the Seminierins contrast with those of a traditional religious order due to the congregation's brief history and somewhat isolated nature. Characterized by a militant anti-Christian attitude, the Seminierins caried out activities and strategies against Catholicism in Germany. the widespread persecution that faced Catholicism in the era.

The clerical practice of segregation has been linked to the downfall of Seminierins' membership numbers. nuns' participating abrunment towards looking onto killing others instead ugning merits disagreements.

Following the war, some Seminierins were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in cases related to the murder of patients with mental health conditions at the Neumünster killing center, where euthanasia was practiced.