Bellevue, WA – The lawyer for an 86-year-old Bellevue man accused of being part of a Nazi death squad in World War II is asking a federal judge to throw out the government’s attempt to revoke his U.S. citizenship.
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The lawyer, Robert Gibbs, says Peter Egner denies any involvement in wartime mistreatment and is being accused of atrocities committed by others.
The Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations filed a lawsuit against Egner in July alleging that he lied in 1965 on immigration documents.
He’s accused of being a guard and interpreter for a Nazi squad that killed thousand of Jews, Gypsies and political dissidents in Belgrade.
A hearing will be held next month on the case.
fry the bigot
Oh so he was a translator for a group of nazi’s. So what’s his crime? He should have not translated ? He should have been a hero and taken his gun and shot them all. Enough already of this waste of time witch hunt of elderly nazi affiliates ! Hunting this guy is called taking it way too far.
TO R U SERIOUS
either you are a nazi! a goy,or you are a total idiot
hunting down what ever nazis are left is vital we need additional testimony of both the remaining few victims and the perpetrators as we have denial of the holocaust today when we still have survivors what do you thinh will be in 10 and 20 years from now
Cut out his tounge!
we should send assassination squads to kill them and their families. They showed no mercy when killing Jews .FAmilies of these murderees ara also guilty