When asked what her husband told her of his past, Vera Demjanjuk's answer verbalized in broken English -- was unclear. The emotional trial, attended by many Holocaust survivors, led to an even more dramatic acquittal just a few years after he was sentenced to hang, when new evidence cast doubt on the accusations against him. And that was all. Security guards quickly ushered them out of the courtroom. In the nearly seven decades since 250,000 people were put to death at Sobibor, no surviving witnesses, even those who had been shown photographs, could place him at the scene. Vera Demjanjuk, 86, of Meadowlane Road, said she last spoke to her late husband March 16. His ranch-style house in Seven Hills sat on half an acre, where he proudly grew tomatoes and zucchini. Just how he spent the wartime years has never been confirmed. I couldnt even kill a chicken, he said. They married two years later and moved to nearby Regensburg, another displaced persons camp, where Demjanjuk worked as a truck driver for the U.S. Army. He had ended up driving a tractor on the collective. On appeal, the defense submitted depositions by Treblinka guards who said Ivan was a different Ukrainian named Ivan Marchenko. Save to an Ancestry Tree, a virtual cemetery, your clipboard for pasting or Print. He and his attorneys fought more than a dozen criminal cases and civil suits with trials in the United States, Israel and Germany over allegations that he had worked as a prison guard. Please join us in Loving, Sharing and Memorializing Vera Demjanjuk on this permanent online memorial presented by Chubenko Funeral. This time, no judges stepped in. Flowers added to the memorial appear on the bottom of the memorial or here on the Flowers tab. In 1998, U.S. District Judge Paul Matia in Cleveland reinstated Demjanjuk's citizenship, but the judge left open the chance for the Justice Department to look at Demjanjuk's past at three concentration camps, Sobibor and Majdanek in Nazi-occupied Poland and Flossenburg near Bavaria. In 2005, he was ordered deported to Germany, Poland or Ukraine, and the United States Supreme Court denied him a hearing in 2008. Demjanjuk was 91. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate, or jump to a slide with the slide dots. The defense said it was that Ivan who worked with the Nazis, not the Demjanjuk who came to Ohio. This flower has been reported and will not be visible while under review. Some Holocaust survivors and federal agents suspected her husband was a Nazi prisoner-of-war guard nicknamed Ivan the Terrible. The older woman jubilantly reported Demjanjuk was alive. Vera Demjanjuk said she expects to move out of the Seven Hills house in about a year. Use the links under See more to quickly search for other people with the same last name in the same cemetery, city, county, etc. Disclosure: Mathias Dpfner, CEO of Business Insider's parent company, Axel Springer, is a Netflix board member. Mr. Demjanjuk died a a victim and a survivor of Soviet and German brutality, his son said, adding, History will show Germany used him as a scapegoat to blame helpless Ukrainian P.O.W.s for the deeds of Nazi Germans.. She noted he was acquitted in Israel. "These were nobodies -- if in fact they were even there," McGinness said Saturday. How can you?". The new case did not allege that he was Ivan the Terrible. Are you adding a grave photo that will fulfill this request? As the years passed and memories faded, and as victims and perpetrators died, Nazi hunters came to regard Mr. Demjanjuk as one of their most important remaining targets. On Nov. 14, 1958, he became a naturalized citizen and changed his name from Ivan to John. 2023 Advance Local Media LLC. Thanks for your help! John was the longest-lasting. Mr. Demjanjuk, like many of Vlasovs men, was sent to a displaced-persons camp, where he remained for seven years. His defense attorneys in Germany said it was a Soviet forgery, the same argument used since the late 1970s, said Guenther Maull, a defense attorney. And the elusiveness lies not only in the distance of the past, as Justice Meir Shamgar of the Israeli Supreme Court said in striking down Mr. Demjanjuks conviction. WebView The Obituary For Vera Demjanjuk. John Demjanjuk, a native Ukrainian who became an Ohio autoworker after World War II and the target of a decades-long international effort to prove that he participated in genocide as a guard at Nazi prison camps, was found dead March 17 in Bad Feilnbach in southern Germany. The narrative was rocky, but one part, perhaps, was true. He died nearly three years after being taken from his suburban home and flown overseas, a deportation ordered after U.S. judges ruled that he lied about his Nazi past when he entered the country in 1952 and that he was a guard at two concentration camps and a death camp in World War II. Vera Demjanjuk has remortgaged her small Seven Hills home and sold every non-necessity, down to the lawn mower, to come up with money for her husbands defense. Vera Demjanjuk, 86, of Meadowlane Road, said she last spoke to her late husband March 16. She indicated the couple's ordeal was a disappointment compared to their life's hopes after having gone through famine and war and moving here in the early 1950s. John Demjanjuk, an elderly former Ohio car worker who was born in Ukraine, was finally convicted of Nazi war crimes after decades of fighting attempts to bring him to justice. WebFind a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/237962244/vera-demjanjuk: accessed ), memorial page for Vera Bulochnik Demjanjuk (9 Aug 192522 Sep 2019), Find a Grave Memorial ID 237962244, citing Saint Josephs Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA; John Demjanjuk, convicted Nazi death camp guard, was sentenced by a German court to five years in prison for 28,060 counts of accessory to murder. In May 2011, a German court found Mr. Demjanjuk guilty and sentenced him to five years in prison. In the early 1930s, the Soviets sought to destroy the Ukrainians for owning their own land. In the mid-1950s, Vera Demjanjuk wrote to Demjanjuk's mother in Ukraine that her son had survived the war and emigrated to America, according to Plain Dealer stories. Demjanjuks wife, and daughter-in-law, Linda Demjanjuk, attended the Ukrainian-language service in the gold onion-domed cathedral. Connect with the definitive source for global and local news. But the defense noted that the survivors were relying on memories four decades old. Continuing with this request will add an alert to the cemetery page and any new volunteers will have the opportunity to fulfill your request. Top editors give you the stories you want delivered right to your inbox each weekday. Sorry! "I have nine, 10 (grand)kids, right?" Translation on Find a Grave is an ongoing project. He was deported to Germany in May 2009 after losing a court battle and was charged by law enforcement officials there with 27,900 counts of being an accessory to murder as a prison guard at Sobibor. He had two more children, became a naturalized American, lived quietly and retired. He was convicted and reprieved in Israel and, steadfastly denying the accusations,was appealing a guilty verdict in Germany when he died on Saturday at a nursing home in southern Germany, his son, John Demjanjuk Jr., said. They also hammered away at the case of German prosecutors, saying Demjanjuk never harmed anyone, let alone took part in the deaths of thousands of people. A copy of his duty card from the camp in Trawniki, Poland. A three-judge panel in Israel found Demjanjuk guilty of war crimes and sentenced him to death. In June 2010, the court raised the number of charges. Shame on you! We just didnt expect the trial to end like that, to close with statements that arent true. He was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1941 but was wounded and captured by the Germans a year later. YouTubes privacy policy is available here and YouTubes terms of service is available here. We will review the memorials and decide if they should be merged. Try again later. He had been a soldier in the Soviet army, and he contended that after he was captured by the Germans, he was a prisoner of war and not a guard at a Nazi death camp. Plain Dealer archives also were used. Mr. Demjanjuks son, however, said that under German law, a conviction is not official until appeals are completed, and that his fathers death had the effect of voiding the Munich verdict. as well as other partner offers and accept our. There is 1 volunteer for this cemetery. Back in America, Mr. Demjanjuk regained his citizenship, only to have it revoked again as new allegations arose. Becoming a Find a Grave member is fast, easy and FREE. He was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1941 but was wounded and captured by the Germans a year later. The Soviets, in effect, starved a nation known as Europe's bread basket. That was until July 2008, when German officials said they wanted Demjanjuk on charges of murdering Jews at Sobibor. I'm OK, everything is fine,'" she recalled him saying. Using a Nazi identification card with Demjanjuk's name, birth date and parentage, the Justice Department asked a federal judge to revoke Demjanjuk's citizenship, charging that he lied on his application and entered the United States illegally. He was released from prison in September 1993 and returned to his family in Seven Hills. To use this feature, use a newer browser. Verify and try again. He also swore he never assisted in the persecution of any person because of race, religion or national origin. They married and in 1950, still living in camps, had a daughter, Lydia. You have chosen this person to be their own family member. The Demjanjuk case represented one of the last major efforts by the Office of Special Investigations, a Justice Department unit formed in 1979, to identify, investigate and take legal action against suspected Nazi war criminals who resided in the United States, said department spokeswoman Laura Sweeney. This memorial has been copied to your clipboard. Resend Activation Email. Edit a memorial you manage or suggest changes to the memorial manager. After Demjanjuk died in 2012, Vera Demjanjuk was still saying that the Justice Department had done a dirty job, Cleveland.com reported. She has kept a low profile throughout the case and declined further comment. In 1958, to mark his American citizenship, he changed his name to John. They claimed that federal prosecutors in the United States withheld a key FBI document that questioned the legitimacy of the guard pass. "The Devil Next Door" premiered Monday on the streaming service, and it focuses mostly on Demjanjuk's trial in Israel in the 1980s one of the last major Nazi war-crimes trials. His war and the terrors of concentration camps were all but forgotten. WebFind a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/237962244/vera-demjanjuk: accessed ), memorial page for Vera Bulochnik Demjanjuk (9 Aug 192522 Sep 2019), Find a Grave Memorial ID 237962244, citing Saint Josephs Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA; Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site. The couple had one son, two daughters, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, according to The New York Times. And still the family is $160,000 in debt. ", She said many have been sympathetic and "come to me and cry and feel sorry.". In 1993, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered his release based on newly obtained documents from former Soviet-bloc countries. If someone worked at a Ford plant, they made cars for a living, Neal Sher, a former OSI head, told the Los Angeles Times. Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement (updated 4/4/2023), Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/26/2023). Demjanjuk was convicted in May 2011 of the German charges after a trial that lasted more than 18 months. Failed to delete flower. Martin Winkler, a spokesman for the Bavarian police, confirmed that Mr. Demjanjuk was found dead early Saturday in his room in a nursing home. He fought that accusation ever since 1977. THOMAS J. SHEERAN July 28, 1993. In March 2009, German authorities filed an arrest warrant for Demjanjuk, accusing him of participating in the deaths at Sobibor. Addressing a three-judge panel in Israel in 1987, Mr. Demjanjuk said he had never killed anyone. Demjanjuk's family said the government forced a grandfather who lived for his family to seldom leave his home, only to drive to the grocery store, his doctor or church. John Demjanjuk was born Ivan Demjanjuk on April 3, 1920, in Debovye, Ukraine, The New York Times reported. Please complete the captcha to let us know you are a real person. Please join us in Loving, Sharing and Memorializing Vera Demjanjuk on this permanent online memorial presented by Chubenko Funeral. He and his sister often had no shoes, and poverty prevented Demjanjuk from completing school. "This marks the end of a decades-long effort in multiple countries that ultimately established the truth about John Demjanjuk's Holocaust crimes," said U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach in Cleveland. John Demjanjuks family and fellow parishioners From 1977 to 1993, however, he became Ivan the Terrible, who had roamed the concentration camp at Treblinka in Poland with a whip, or a sword, in his big mechanic's hands. DURING his nine decades, Ivan Demjanjuk had several identities. But his family feared that he would be tortured if he returned to his native Ukraine. After the war, Mr. Demjanjuk lived in a Cleveland suburb and worked at a Ford assembly plant for nearly 30 years. None of them had a rank above private. He was wounded a second time in 1942, and he ended up in a Nazi forced-labor camp. "He worry every minute about me and my kids," Vera Demjanjuk said during an interview outside a door of the house in which she lived since 1975. According to his New York Times obituary, Demjanjuk was born on April 3, 1920 in the Ukrainian village of Dubovye Makharintsy. He took part. Are you sure that you want to report this flower to administrators as offensive or abusive? She also worries for her American grandchildren. Demjanjuk entered the United States on Feb. 9, 1952, saying he spent much of his war years in the town of Sobibor, Poland. More than 800,000 prisoners are reported to have died at Treblinka. But he was freed pending appeal and died in a nursing home. John Demjanjuk died Saturday in Germany, ending nearly 35 years of legal battles with officials in three countries who claimed he was a Nazi death camp guard. July 13, 2009 / 11:22 AM / CBS News. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati stopped the move because of health concerns. On Aug. 25, 1977, Demjanjuk's life changed. He was headed for the airport and on to Germany. Demjanjuk claimed he would face a court martial and execution if he returned to his homeland. John Demjanjuks family and fellow parishioners To add a flower, click the Leave a Flower button. Your account has been locked for 30 minutes due to too many failed sign in attempts. He had never been at Treblinka. Shame on you! Ivan Demjanjuk was born April 3, 1920, in the Ukrainian village of Dubovi Makharyntsi, then part of the Soviet Union. All rights reserved (About Us). You can always change this later in your Account settings. Martin Winkler, a spokesman for the Bavarian police, confirmed that Mr. Demjanjuk was found dead early Saturday in his room in a nursing home. Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. Nazi hunters and protesters who had demonstrated outside his home for years had no doubts. Decades later, the past came back to haunt John Demjanjuk. We have prayed for him nearly every Sunday.. In May, Mr. Demjanjuk was convicted of 28,060 counts of being an accessory to murder at the Sobibor death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland. After the familys outburst, presiding Judge Dov Levine told Shaked and the three-member defense team: You both ought to do away with this bitterness because . Demjanjuks family said, however, that they did not believe Demjanjuk had received a fair trial. WebView The Obituary For Vera Demjanjuk. In 1973, the family moved to the Cleveland suburb of Seven Hills. Oops, some error occurred while uploading your photo(s). He returned home from work that day to find photographers waiting in his driveway to snap pictures of the alleged Nazi-collaborator. Witnesses offer conflicting accounts, Mars Voltas lead singer broke with Scientology and reunited with the band. He was deported from the US for a second time in the late aughts to face trial again, this time in Germany. His mother, Ulyana, often was ill. In 1986, Demjanjuk became the second accused Nazi war criminal ever taken to Israel. An immigration judge ordered his deportation to Ukraine, Germany or Poland a year later. But not unwilling to play his small, helpful, handy part in genocide. Particularly emotional testimony came from then-65-year-old Eliyahu Rosenberg, who, when asked whether he could identify the defendant, asked Demjanjuk to take off his glasses so he could see his eyes. As a teenager, Demjanjuk survived by working as a plowman and a tractor driver on a farm. In May 2011, the Munich court found Mr. Demjanjuk guilty and sentenced him to five years in prison. Are you sure that you want to delete this memorial? Demjanjuk, who was initially believed to be a notorious death-camp guard known as "Ivan the Terrible," died in Germany while appealing his case in 2012. He heard from his cell the carpenters building the gallows. Thanks for using Find a Grave, if you have any feedback we would love to hear from you. In his broken English he explained that he was moved from one prison camp to another across Europe, spent long months in 1943-44 cutting peat, or perhaps laying railway ties, fought with anti-Communist Russians and ended up by 1945 driving trucks for the Americans. Born and raised in Hillside, NJ to the late Frederic M. Compher, Sr. and Agnes nee Titus, he settled to Flemington in 1992. As manager of this memorial you can add or update the memorial using the Edit button below. The Jerusalem courts verdict was expected Thursday. "My father will not live to fairly litigate the matter as has successfully been done before," Demjanjuk's son, John, said weeks after the deportation. He was an active member of St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Church, first in Cleveland and then in Parma. "What can you tell them? WebVera Demajanjuk, 94 of Parma Ohio passed away Sunday September 22nd in Ohio. WebVera Demajanjuk, 94 of Parma Ohio passed away Sunday September 22nd in Ohio. His citizenship was restored in 1998. The Vlasov army was made up mostly of Ukrainian soldiers who allied themselves with the Nazis with the goal of defeating the Soviet Union and liberating Ukraine. He was held in a jail hospital. Vera Demjanjuk had not seen him since 2009, when he was taken to Germany for trial. Fred was a ServiceRead More, Jeannette De Marco December 17, 2022 branchname, Obituary for James W. Ake at Countryside Funeral Home, Robert Kromer November 15, 2022 branchname, Obituary for Frederic M. Compher at Countryside Funeral Home, Altagracia Ramirez Elivo November 14, 2022 branchname, Lawrence J. Fagan November 4, 2022 branchname. In 1981, after years of delays, a federal judge ruled that Mr. Demjanjuk had lied on his immigration papers and revoked his citizenship. His supporters, many of them in the Ukrainian-American community, considered him a martyr. He was credited with two years of pretrial detention, leaving three left to serve if an appeal failed. For there was a fourth Ivan/John, who stared from a piece of evidence turned up years before. The defense should have been the ones to have the last say, she said. The court rejected arguments that he had no choice but to work in the camp, and concluded that it would have been impossible for a guard there not to have been part of the Nazi death machinery. "I saw his eyes, I saw those murderous eyes,'' Rosenberg said, according to the Chicago Tribune. Vera Demjanjuk has remortgaged her small Seven Hills home and sold every non-necessity, down to the lawn mower, to come up with money for her husbands defense. Vera Demjanjuk, 86, of Meadowlane Road, said she last spoke to her late husband March 16. A judge ordered his deportation based on his wartime past. And for the rest of his life it hovered over a tortuous odyssey of denunciations by Nazi hunters and Holocaust survivors, of questions over his identity, citizenship revocations, deportation orders and eventually trials in Israel and Germany for war crimes. And still the family is $160,000 in debt. In 1938, Mr. Demjanjuk joined the Soviet youth organization Komsomol, and a year later, he was drafted into the Soviet army. The Soviets collected the testimonies of 37 former Treblinka guards who said the real name of Ivan the Terrible was Ivan Marchenko, who they identified in photos that bore little resemblance to Demjanjuk, The New York Times reported at the time. PARMA, Ohio (AP) _ As an Israeli court weighed her husbands fate, Vera Demjanjuk wept Wednesday while accepting the blessings of a priest. What he did for the rest of the war was the crux of the issues surrounding his later life. . The Demjanjuks said they determined that they could not go home to Ukraine because he would be considered a traitor for allowing the Nazis to recruit him into an anti-Communist fighting unit. You are only allowed to leave one flower per day for any given memorial. She said the U.S. government's spending of taxpayers' money during the prosecution was hard on the country as well as on herself. Demjanjuk, a Ukrainian native who immigrated in 1952, worshipped at the cathedral in suburban Cleveland until his extradition to Israel in 1986. Prosecutors produced a Nazi identity card, said to be from the S.S. training camp at Trawniki, Poland, that bore what looked like Mr. Demjanjuks photograph. Mr. Demjanjuk testified that he had been held as a prisoner at Chelmno for 18 months until 1944, and then in Austria until the wars end. You fight whole life, and you're stupid. Previously sponsored memorials or famous memorials will not have this option. Burly, blue-eyed and with no English, he had fetched up in America in 1952 and eventually made his way to Cleveland, where he worked as a diesel-engine mechanic at the Ford factory in Brook Park. Make sure that the file is a photo. Ivan John Demjanjuk, a man with a hidden past, died on March 17th, aged 91. 'You live whole life like this and you come to country. John Demjanjuks family and fellow parishioners prayed for his freedom in the hours before Israels Supreme Court was to rule whether hes the brutal Nazi guard Ivan the Terrible or a victim of mistaken identity. English He was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1941 but was wounded and captured by the Germans a year later. In 1981, a federal judge stripped Demjanjuk of his citizenship. Treblinka survivors testified that Ivan the Terrible had also savaged Jews, breaking arms and legs with a steel pipe, cutting off ears and noses with a sword, and flogging women and children with sadistic glee. An expert on engines, he had operated the diesels that pumped out carbon monoxide to kill 870,000 people. In late September 2019, a Vera Demjanjuk of Ohio passed away. Ivan Demjanjuk (pronounced (dem-YAHN-yook) was born on April 3, 1920, in Dubovye Makharintsy, a village in Ukraine, to impoverished, disabled parents. He was given a five-year sentence at which, lying on a stretcher in court, he moaned in apparent pain from hips or gout or kidney stones, the victim of vicious Germans, Soviets and now judgesJohn the Scapegoat, as it seemed to him. He died at that nursing home a little less than a year later, in March 2012. The couple had three children. If you notice a problem with the translation, please send a message to [emailprotected] and include a link to the page and details about the problem. YouTubes privacy policy is available here and YouTubes terms of service is available here. Photos larger than 8Mb will be reduced. Even at the end of his life questions remained in a case that had always been riddled with mysteries. Linda Demjanjuks 9-month-old daughter, Natalie, sat quietly during the service, fussing only once. Members of Demjanjuks Church Pray for His Freedom on Eve of Ruling With AM-Israel-Demjanjuk, Bjt. After a trial, a court in 2002 upheld the government. John Jr., 22, rose angrily from his front row seat, walked onto the stage, turned and said: Youre a liar. He was followed by Nishnic, 28, who shook her fist and tearfully cried: Youre lying!. 0 cemeteries found in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA. As survivors and defendants have aged and died, the prosecution of Nazi-era war criminals has become increasingly rare and difficult. You are nearing the transfer limit for memorials managed by Find a Grave. Your new password must contain one or more uppercase and lowercase letters, and one or more numbers or special characters. Deported to Germany in 2009, Mr. Demjanjuk, suffering from bone-marrow and kidney diseases, was tried in a Munich court on charges in the killing of 27,900 Jews at the Sobibor camp in German-occupied Poland in 1943. The case was full of twist of turns. The card was a Communist forgery, he protested; he had lied when he told American immigration officers that he had been at Sobibor, just plucking the name off a map to avoid repatriation to a Soviet Union that might kill him. In 2009, Germany agreed to accept Mr. Demjanjuk as a deportee to stand trial on charges that he helped kill Jews at Sobibor. (AP Photo/Department of Justice) World War II-era military service pass for John Demjanjuk, who now stands trial for Nazi war crimes. Under suspicion of being the monster, he had already lost his American citizenship and spent seven years in jail in Jerusalem. "I lived in the front line for almost three years back home and I couldn't walk across the street or I had to step on a body," she said of her youth. Ivan Demjanjuk (pronounced (dem-YAHN-yook) was born on April 3, 1920, in Dubovye Makharintsy, a village in Ukraine, to impoverished, disabled parents. Just a poor farm lad from Vinnytsia in Ukraine, both parents invalids, struggling through a time of disaster and famine. ). On Sundays he went, with Vera and the three children Lydia, Irene and John junior, to St Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral. Copyright The Economist Newspaper Limited 2023. Here's the history behind this still-mysterious case that inspired the series. Funeral arrangements will be announced shortly. She was the same age as John Demjanjuks wife, but it is not yet confirmed if this is the same Vera. Cookie Settings/Do Not Sell My Personal Information. All rights reserved (About Us). And they pointed to holes in the prosecution's story, such as the fact that Demjanjuk's ID did not mention his work at Treblinka, only the other death camps of Chelmno and Sobibor. Members of Demjanjuks Church Pray for His Freedom on Eve of Ruling With AM-Israel-Demjanjuk, Bjt. It was a green SS ID card from the Trawniki camp in Poland, where No. The next year the Germans captured him in the Crimea. The Munich case might well have been the last major war crimes trial in Germany, ending an era that began in Nuremberg in 1945. Remove advertising from a memorial by sponsoring it for just $5. Just how he spent the wartime years has never been confirmed. But his freedom was short-lived. Please enter your email address and we will send you an email with a reset password code. I thought you might like to see a memorial for Vera Bulochnik Demjanjuk I found on Findagrave.com. THOMAS J. SHEERAN July 28, 1993. This is a carousel with slides. WebVera Demjanjuk | 1925 - 2019 | Guest Book Vera Demjanjuk August 9, 1925 - September 22, 2019 Share this obituary Sign Guestbook | View Guestbook Entries | Send Sympathy Card | Memorial Donation Print Obituary John February 19, 2021 Thank god Alison Huntz Plonk of Charlotte, NC (Cleveland, OH native) May 4, 2020 During those years, the former Seven Hills autoworker was imprisoned in the United States, sentenced to death in Israel -- until its highest court freed him -- and, last May, convicted in Germany for serving as an accessory in the deaths of more than 28,000 people at a death camp. Prosecutors said he had volunteered to collaborate and had been trained at Trawniki to run diesel engines that supplied carbon monoxide for gas chambers. 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