La vârsta de 105 ani, un fost gardian dintr-un lagăr german este anchetat pentru complicitate la crimă

Prosecutors in Dortmund are investigating a 105-year-old former guard from a Nazi camp for complicity in mass murder during World War II. The investigation focuses on his role at Stalag-Senne, where thousands of prisoners, mainly Soviet soldiers, suffered and died due to inhumane conditions. The case is urgent due to the suspect's advanced age, and a medical evaluation is needed to determine his fitness for trial. The Dortmund prosecution confirmed the ongoing investigation, highlighting the lack of statute of limitations for war crimes in Germany. This case follows another investigation into a 100-year-old former camp guard, reflecting the continued pursuit of justice for wartime atrocities.