microrobert
02-13-2012, 04:30 AM
Germany lacks resources to prosecute more Demjanjuks
A German attorney who represented Demjanjuk's victims visited Israel to gather testimony against other war criminals who served the Nazis.
"Yes he is a small fish - of course, that's right. He was at the lowest level of the hierarchy. But from the perspective of my clients, who lost their families in Sobibor, there's no doubt that everybody, big fish or small, who participated in murder of their families should be brought to justice," opines Prof. Cornelius Nestler of Cologne University, who represented the victims' families in the Demjanjuk trial in Germany.
Nestler, who is married to a Jewish woman, visited Israel this week for the first time in his life....
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/features/germany-lacks-resources-to-prosecute-more-demjanjuks-1.412569
A German attorney who represented Demjanjuk's victims visited Israel to gather testimony against other war criminals who served the Nazis.
"Yes he is a small fish - of course, that's right. He was at the lowest level of the hierarchy. But from the perspective of my clients, who lost their families in Sobibor, there's no doubt that everybody, big fish or small, who participated in murder of their families should be brought to justice," opines Prof. Cornelius Nestler of Cologne University, who represented the victims' families in the Demjanjuk trial in Germany.
Nestler, who is married to a Jewish woman, visited Israel this week for the first time in his life....
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/features/germany-lacks-resources-to-prosecute-more-demjanjuks-1.412569