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Ryan had argued and won an appeal against Nazi death camp guard Feodor Fedorenko, but he knew little about the Nazis he would be pursuing at the newly formed Office of Special Investigations (OSI). He also was not Jewish, which was a politically sensitive point...
While at the solicitor general's office, Ryan argued the appeal against Fedorenko, after some hesitation...
...memo suggesting the case not be appealed, Ryan called Fedorenko a "dead end" case. After reading the trial transcript, however, Ryan abruptly changed his mind and chose to prosecute...
EXECUTION REVEALED. Of Fedor Fedorenko, 79, who in 1984 became the first Nazi war criminal to be extradited from the U.S. to the Soviet Union; in Simferopol, Soviet Crimea. Fedorenko was stripped of his U.S. citizenship in 1981 for failing to report his service as a Treblinka concentration-camp guard. In June 1986 the Soviets convicted him of participating in the murder of 800,000 inmates...
...Specialist Dr. Robert Gale to help. Two weeks ago Hammer became the first known nonmedical Westerner to meet with those hospitalized by the disaster. Accompanied by Gale, Hammer visited Kiev's Hospital 14, where 259 Chernobyl victims have been treated, and talked with two heroes, S.T. Milgevsky and N.E. Fedorenko, bus drivers who ferried firemen and workers to and from the reactor area after the explosion. Why did they do it? Hammer asked. "Someone had to," they replied. Would they do it again? "Sure." Hammer also met V.D. Dznenko, who had been visiting her daughter in the area...