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27年続くナチ親衛隊の裁判[haaretz3月23日]
http://www.asyura2.com/0502/holocaust1/msg/759.html
のデムジャンジュク裁判。イワン雷帝とは別の兵士だと認定され、市民権が剥奪されることになった。米国からの強制退去は21日現在では決定していないが、ウクライナ、ポーランド、ドイツへの出国を選ぶよう求められている。
http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/06/21/demjanjuk.shtml
U.S. Allows Deportation of 85-Year-Old Ukrainian Suspected of Working in Nazi Death Camp
Created: 21.06.2005 12:32 MSK (GMT +3), Updated: 12:59 MSK
MosNews
The U.S. chief immigration judge Michael Creppy has ruled that a Ukrainian-born Ohio man who lost his citizenship because he allegedly served as a Nazi guard can be removed from the United States, Associated Press reported.
The retired auto worker John Demjanjuk, 85, “prevented the escape of prisoners being held captive and who were left at the disposition of the Nazis,” the Justice Department said in a statement.
But the judge made clear that Demjanjuk has the right to fight any possible deportation order against him. The ruling is only one step in a process to determine whether Demjanjuk will be expelled. Demjanjuk has until a June 30 hearing to file motions arguing why he should be allowed to stay.
The United States first tried to deport Demjanjuk in 1977, accusing him of being a notorious guard, Ivan the Terrible, at the Treblinka death camp. He was extradited to Israel, convicted and sentenced to hang, but the Israeli Supreme Court found that someone else was apparently that guard.
Demjanjuk returned home and his U.S. citizenship was restored. The current deportation case is based on evidence uncovered by the Justice Department alleging he was a different guard. That evidence led courts to again strip Demjanjuk of his citizenship.
He has denied the government’s allegations, saying he was in the Soviet Army but spent much of World War II as a German prisoner. His attorney Thomas Elliot says the deportation of the man, who is frail health and suffers back pain, will amount to torture. Elliot said the Justice Department has informed him it favors deporting Demjanjuk to his native Ukraine, or alternatively to Poland or Germany.
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