"It would not be ashamed to pay Demjanjuk," as the newspaper columnist. March 22, six years in prison were required before a Munich court against John Demjanjuk, 90 years. He is suspected of having participated, as a guard in the Nazi camp of Sobibor, the murder of 27,900 Jews. But doubt still hover over its identity.
In this context, six years in prison for 27 900 deaths, this is "a day in jail for thirteen deaths," calculates the newspaper - "a sentence inadequate, unfair and inconclusive."
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In this context, six years in prison for 27 900 deaths, this is "a day in jail for thirteen deaths," calculates the newspaper - "a sentence inadequate, unfair and inconclusive."
- Demjanjuk 'should get six years' (22/03/2011)
- John Demjanjuk, Suspect Nazi Guard, Should Be Convicted: Victim Families (23/03/2011)
- Demjanjuk defense asks for more evidence (02/03/2011)
- Prosecutors: clear evidence Demjanjuk was at camp (22/03/2011)
- Prosecutors ask 6-year prison term for Demjanjuk (23/03/2011)
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