Germany investigates 105-year-old former Nazi guard
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An investigation has been launched in Germany against a 105-year-old man suspected of crimes committed while serving as a guard at a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp, Bild reports. The Dortmund prosecutor's office is investigating a former guard at the Stalag 326 (VI K) Senne prisoner-of-war camp, RIA Novosti reports. "An investigation is underway in Germany against a 105-year-old former guard at the Senne prisoner-of-war camp... The case is under the …
The Central Office for the Investigation of Crimes of National Socialism referred to the Prosecutor ' s Office the cases of two former security guards of the Stalag camp for prisoners of war 326 VI K. One of the accused has already died, the second one now 105 years old.
Prosecutors in Dortmund are investigating a 105-year-old former guard at a former Nazi concentration camp who is now suspected of being an accomplice in mass murder. The old man currently lives in Senne, in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Bild reports. The prosecutors’ investigation is focused on his work during World War II, when he […]
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The Public Prosecutor's Office in Dortmund, in western Germany, is investigating a 105-year-old man for his alleged work as a guard in a prisoner of war camp during the Second World War, where he was allegedly complicit in multiple murders.
The authorities presume that the man was an accomplice “in multiple murders for his activity at that time”.
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