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What British unit liberated Poland in 1945?? [445]
And then perhaps you can explain why you consider the town of Mir (where he was accused of killing those Jews) was not in Poland.
I said nothing like that. I just quoted the British article. Now, you are suggesting that the Polish government knew he was in Britain. Where are you getting this info? And since the Brits started prosecuting him in 1997, then did they also know he was there all along. Maybe this is a British-Polish conspiracy to hide Nazi criminals? Any other nonsense?
Yes, this:
Only one other person involved in the murder of Fieldorf was charged despite most of them living in Poland, and she was allowed to avoid justice by simply not bothering to go to court for the rest of her life.
This deserves a reply for my slow student. It will come later.
Yes he was a complete bastard and yes he did get a free pass.
Why did Morel get a free pass from Israel. I'm interested in your opinion on this.
However, Czeslaw Geborski wasn't Jewish, was every bit as much of a bastard and he got a free pass to, in Poland!
He was a Stalinist beast who was working for Berman (a Jew) and murdered Poles. The attempt to prosecute him was discontinued in 2005 because of his failing health. Your weak, weak attempt to insinuate that only Jews are to be prosecuted is comical in this case since he was not Jewish, as far as I know, but I want to be sure that is what you are suggesting or not. What is it that you actually want to say, because you are jumping all over the place with more and more ridiculous examples.
According to a couple of US courts (who revoked his US nationality) he was a Pole and one of the guards at Treblinka
I've read your link and the only charge the US gov't could find against him is that he lied on his visa application. No criminal charges of killing anyone. More interesting was the note at the end of the link though:
that, of the 400,000 or so refugees who entered the United States after WWII, 100,000 were former Nazis or Nazi collaborators. John Francis Stephens, The Denaturalization and Extradition of Ivan the Terrible, 26 Rutgers L.J. 821, 825 n. 28 (1995) (citing Allan A. Ryan, Quiet Neighbors: Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in America 26 (1984))
Looks like the US is harboring criminals in addition to Britain, Israel, Sweden, among others.
According to a couple of US courts (who revoked his US nationality) he was a Pole and one of the guards at Treblinka
Just to get back to Hajda. That would be Treblinka I, which was a camp for Poles. Jews went to Treblinka II, not that it matters that much.
Please, answer my question above.
Jonni called the two authors clowns. I do too.
That's fine, but neither one of you have read their 700 page book, sort of like Sjam criticizing the film Soviet Story before he saw it. You guys are leftist parrots.
