How old would Gertrud Scholtz-Klink be today?

Gertrud Emma Scholtz-Klink, born Treusch, later known under the alias Maria Stuckebrock, was a German official and member of the Nazi Party best known as the leader of the National Socialist Women's League, a position she was appointed to by Adolf Hitler in 1934. She headed numerous other Party and government organizations for women and was the highest ranking female official in Nazi Germany. In this top position for women, she was partly responsible for the persecution, exclusion, and disenfranchisement of Jewish women. She was permitted to travel abroad for propaganda purposes, and was known in Britain as "The Perfect Nazi Woman".