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Israeli Nazi hunter deplores Demjanjuk release
His release is 'deplorable and is an insult to his victims,' says Efraïm Zuroff, of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
John Demjanjuk - the Sobibor's Nazi guard- freed after German conviction
He was sentenced to five years in jail but then freed pending a possible appeal and because of his advanced age.
Parliament urges Germany to hike Nazi victims' pensions
'Due to the age of the Holocaust survivors, we call on the federal government to table a draft law without delay.'
Berlin library returns books stolen by Nazis to Jewish community
The 13 books being returned today preserve the memory of the Berlin Jewish community which was decimated.
More Germany:
German court caps Jewish ghetto pension claims
Nazi-hunters say 'lack of will' hampers search
Scuffles over extreme-right Hungarian theatre director
Vienna anti-ball protest like Nazi persecution, says Austrian extreme-right leader
Israel and Germany to sign agreement that will support Yad Vashem's Holocaust remembrance activities
Speech of European Parliament President Martin Schulz at event marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Brussels
Norway apologizes for deportation of Jews during WWII
Germany and Israel
German foreign minister in Israel visit
Germany weighs the Hamas victory
Israeli-Egyptian ambassadorial meeting in Berlin
German chancellor meets Abbas after Hamas win
Merkel visits Israel amid uncertainty following Hamas victory
Germans and Israeli artists create comic-journalism book
Bavaria refuses to extradite Nazi to Netherlands
Klaas Carel Faber, 89, is third on the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of wanted Nazis.
Swedish Queen investigates family's Nazi links
Revelations and accusations regarding the past of Walter Sommerlath, who died in 1990, have regularly made the headlines in Sweden recent years.
Daily quote
Ninety-seven saint days a year wouldn’t affect the theater, but two Yom Kippurs would ruin it
Brendan Behan, Irish author, who was born on 9 February 1923
Day in history
1994: Yugoslavia
Peace plan for Bosnia and Herzegovina announced (so called Vance-Owen peace plan)
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