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Speaking at the Law School Saturday, Simon Wiesenthal, the famed Nazi hunter, said 150,000 Nazi war criminals are living freely around the world today. Many of them are residents of the U.S. and Canada, he said...
Wiesenthal, who has been chasing Nazi war criminals for the last 40 years and who helped bring Hitler's henchman Adolf Eichman to trial in Israel, said international politics often prevent investigators from securing the arrest of Nazi murderers...
Wiesenthal said a variety of roadblocks stand between Nazi hunters and their quarry. The accused criminals, having reached their late eighties, arouse sympathy in judges who find it hard to arrest elderly people...
Sokolov has stated that the anti-Semitic remarks in his editorials did not represent his personal views but were demanded by Nazi officials Some paragraphs were written entirely by Nazi censors, he said...
Sokolov said he only associated with the Nazis in order to combat Bolshevism in Russia and that he did not espouse all Nazi doctrines. His lawyer, Brian M. Gildea said that Rech was not taken seriously by anyone and that the prosecution had no case...