Un bărbat de 105 ani, anchetat pentru crime comise într-un lagăr nazist. Germania continuă investigațiile după mai bine de 80 de ani

German prosecutors are investigating a 105-year-old man suspected of being a guard at a WWII POW camp and complicit in multiple murders. The case highlights the challenges faced by German justice in prosecuting Nazi-era crimes. The suspect allegedly served at Stalag 326 VI K, where many Soviet prisoners suffered harsh conditions. The investigation continues despite the advanced age of many suspects, as there is no statute of limitations for murder in Germany. Previous cases have seen convictions of former guards, emphasizing ongoing efforts to address historical atrocities.