Leftist are not doing the same here ya *******. Nazi. No surprise you are against him facing punishment for his crimes on humanity. You would have done the same things he did with a smile on you shifty ******* face.
This sentence right here tells me you are, you ******* nazi
He apparently stood guard, like you would. How are people punished in the US for standing guard in concentration camps for Japanese?
So Trump lost a voter??..sad.I thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
Lol you do not make a list where they are looking g for you for over 50 years for just standing there. He was either tried at the Haeg or will be. The rank and file guy was not prosecuted or put down for a hunt down list.
You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
That is utterly revolting and sillyI thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.www.welt.de
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
Leftists dont believe in redemption. All they know is tyranny.**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
You typed this yourself? That is compliancy to murder in as many cases as I like.**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
If somebody is a stupid junkie *** in today´s Germany, would you blame him? He was raised to be just that. Just as the Nazi in Hitler´s Germany was raised to be a Nazi. There was nothing wrong to it back then, it was even good as the former republic was weak and chaotic. So, standing guard cannot be a crime, under no circumstances.Leftists dont believe in redemption. All they know is tyranny.**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
Like I said, This 95 year old man is not the same person he was at 19.
If it was ANYTHING ELSE you would look at his life fairly, and you would have pointed to the fact that he is a model citizen for many decades.
Why do you excuse the murders of so many leftist dictator regimes but want blood for this.
I look at the man, the time that has passed, and his level of involvement.
The old saying about the log in your eye seems appropriate here.
Go find Socialists CURRENTLY persecuting the innocent. You wont, because you agree with their cause
What leftists are turning American "men" into should be a crime. I dont know whether to laugh or cry when I see today's young American malesIf somebody is a stupid junkie *** in today´s Germany, would you blame him? He was raised to be just that. Just as the Nazi in Hitler´s Germany was raised to be a Nazi. There was nothing wrong to it back then, it was even good as the former republic was weak and chaotic. So, standing guard cannot be a crime, under no circumstances.Leftists dont believe in redemption. All they know is tyranny.**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
Like I said, This 95 year old man is not the same person he was at 19.
If it was ANYTHING ELSE you would look at his life fairly, and you would have pointed to the fact that he is a model citizen for many decades.
Why do you excuse the murders of so many leftist dictator regimes but want blood for this.
I look at the man, the time that has passed, and his level of involvement.
The old saying about the log in your eye seems appropriate here.
Go find Socialists CURRENTLY persecuting the innocent. You wont, because you agree with their cause
I don´t care for others anymore. Waste of time.What leftists are turning American "men" into should be a crime. I dont know whether to laugh or cry when I see today's young American malesIf somebody is a stupid junkie *** in today´s Germany, would you blame him? He was raised to be just that. Just as the Nazi in Hitler´s Germany was raised to be a Nazi. There was nothing wrong to it back then, it was even good as the former republic was weak and chaotic. So, standing guard cannot be a crime, under no circumstances.Leftists dont believe in redemption. All they know is tyranny.**** you , you peice of trash. I am not complaining about a Nazi getting his you are
What **** are talking g about a female typist for dumb ****? This was a dude that had his day in court. **** him off he goes to finally get what he deserves. You will get your day in court. If they don't have case you get off. They do have a case you get what you deserve.You don´t know the *****. They are just charging a 95 years old female typist compliancy to murder "in at least 10000 cases" plus compliancy in attempted murder because she typed on her typewriter.
KZ-Stutthof: Staatsanwaltschaft klagt ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin an - WELT
76 Jahre nach dem Ende der Nazi-Diktatur und fünf Jahre nach Beginn der Ermittlungen erhebt die Staatsanwaltschaft Anklage gegen eine ehemalige KZ-Sekretärin. Der Vorwurf gegen die heute 95-Jährige lautet auf tausendfache Beihilfe zum Mord.
We are not a state of law but a reckless regime that puts people down like it wants to. They are also charging me a (not yet named) crime because I fended off three attackers using my knife last year. They accuse me of "holding a knife and telling them to stay away" and call it a crime.
Like I said, This 95 year old man is not the same person he was at 19.
If it was ANYTHING ELSE you would look at his life fairly, and you would have pointed to the fact that he is a model citizen for many decades.
Why do you excuse the murders of so many leftist dictator regimes but want blood for this.
I look at the man, the time that has passed, and his level of involvement.
The old saying about the log in your eye seems appropriate here.
Go find Socialists CURRENTLY persecuting the innocent. You wont, because you agree with their cause
Nothing exposes the pettiness, the vindictiveness, the ugliness, the subhuman viciousness of the Jewish soul like these periodic deportations of 95-year-olds for "crimes" they committed when they were teenagers.I thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
M.o.M.!Nothing exposes the pettiness, the vindictiveness, the ugliness, the subhuman viciousness of the Jewish soul like these periodic deportations of 95-year-olds for "crimes" they committed when they were teenagers.I thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
Actually, I take that back. There is one thing that even more eloquently exposes what vile and contemptible creatures they are: when EvilEyeFeces posts the story here and gloats about it--taking delight on an injustice inflicted on another human--and the scum that upvote him.
Truly disgusting.
This story should be posted everywhere with the note that the true monsters of the twentieth century--the Jewish Bolsheviks--were not only allowed to immigrate here under the Lautenberg Amendment of 1991 if I recall, but we ******* paid their way. The Jew never looks more hateworthy than at this moment.
Nothing exposes the pettiness, the vindictiveness, the ugliness, the subhuman viciousness of the Jewish soul like these periodic deportations of 95-year-olds for "crimes" they committed when they were teenagers.I thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
Actually, I take that back. There is one thing that even more eloquently exposes what vile and contemptible creatures they are: when EvilEyeFeces posts the story here and gloats about it--taking delight on an injustice inflicted on another human--and the scum that upvote him.
Truly disgusting.
This story should be posted everywhere with the note that the true monsters of the twentieth century--the Jewish Bolsheviks--were not only allowed to immigrate here under the Lautenberg Amendment of 1991 if I recall, but we ******* paid their way. The Jew never looks more hateworthy than at this moment.
..of YOUR soul..like this post~
war criminal, lol. He was a 19 year-old camp guard, you stupid shit. And let me just add "incapable of self-reflection" to the list of attributes that make the world hate you. But keep it up, Shlomo. More and more of my people are waking up to understand who the real monsters of the 20th century were, and you and your fellow Jews' gloating over this petty and cruel vindictiveness against a 95 year-old man--cruelty for the sheer pleasure of cruelty--is forcing us to. You people are sick, and the gall of applying the word "justice" to this Jewish ugliness militates against the idea we can share the same country.Nothing exposes the pettiness, the vindictiveness, the ugliness, the subhuman viciousness of the Jewish soul like these periodic deportations of 95-year-olds for "crimes" they committed when they were teenagers.I thought..with all the kerfuffle about Nazis..Dem or Repub...depending on bias--that maybe some news about a REAL Nazi will resonate..LOL!
A 95-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard who has been living in Tennessee was deported Saturday back to his home country of Germany.
In February 2020, a Memphis immigration judge ruled that Friedrich Karl Berger could be deported because he assisted in "Nazi-sponsored persecution" when he served as an armed guard in the Neuengamme Concentration Camp system, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
The court found Berger guarded a camp near Meppen where Russian, Jewish, Polish, Dutch and French prisoners were held. The judge said the prisoners were kept in "atrocious" conditions and were forced to do labor, working “to the point of exhaustion and death," the press release states.
The camp was abandoned in March 1945 and Berger helped move the prisoners to another camp, the court found. The nearly two-week trip to the new location was done under "inhumane conditions" and some 70 prisoners died, officials said.
Berger acknowledged during his trial that he guarded the prisoners to prevent them from escaping, did not request a transfer from the concentration camp, and was still receiving a pension from Germany for his wartime service, according to federal officials.
Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson said Berger was deported because the U.S. is not "a safe haven for those who have participated in Nazi crimes."
“The Department marshaled evidence that our Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section found in archives here and in Europe, including records of the historic trial at Nuremberg of the most notorious former leaders of the defeated Nazi regime," he said in a statement. "In this year in which we mark the 75th anniversary of the Nuremberg convictions, this case shows that the passage even of many decades will not deter the Department from pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of Nazi crimes.”
Berger told The Washington Post last year that he was 19 at the time he was a guard and was forced to work at the camp. He said he made a life in the United States building wire-stripping machines.
“After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it. I cannot understand how this can happen in a country like this. You’re forcing me out of my home," he said.
Actually, I take that back. There is one thing that even more eloquently exposes what vile and contemptible creatures they are: when EvilEyeFeces posts the story here and gloats about it--taking delight on an injustice inflicted on another human--and the scum that upvote him.
Truly disgusting.
This story should be posted everywhere with the note that the true monsters of the twentieth century--the Jewish Bolsheviks--were not only allowed to immigrate here under the Lautenberg Amendment of 1991 if I recall, but we ******* paid their way. The Jew never looks more hateworthy than at this moment...of YOUR soul..like this post~
the deportation of a war criminal is not an injustice..just the opposite, in fact.
