Why have it taken so long to prosecute former Nazi’s, that we still see cases popping up today?
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If I remember correctly, up till quite recently lower-level Nazi employees such as guards weren’t deemed important enough to be considered accessory to murder. However in a recent case, a german court declared that being employed in a concentration camp implied that said person was guilty of murder. This was a landmark judgement and is being used a precedent for other prosecutions as well
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