Josias Kumpf

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A Spanish judge on Thursday indicted three alleged ex-Nazi death camp guards who all lived for many years in the United States, charging them with being accessories to genocide and crimes against humanity. Judge Ismael Moreno of the National Court issued international arrest warrants for Johann Leprich, Anton Tittjung and Josias Kumpf. The 18-page indictment says Kumpf apparently now lives in Austria and the other two are still in the United States. The judge acted in part under Spain's observance of the principle of universal jurisdiction, which allows particularly heinous crimes such as genocide, torture or terrorism to be prosecuted in Spain even if ... Read Full Story

A Spanish judge has indicted three alleged former Nazi death camp guards on charges of being accessories to genocide and crimes against humanity. Judge Ismael Moreno issued international arrest warrants against the three: Johann Leprich, Anton Tittjung and Josias Kumpf. Moreno said in a ruling issued Thursday that Kumpf apparently lives in Austria and other two in the United States. The judge acted under Spain's observance of the principle of universal jurisdiction. This allows particularly heinous crimes such as genocide, torture or terrorism to be prosecuted in Spain even if they are alleged to have been committed elsewhere. Moreno has been investigating since July ... Read Full Story

Former Nazi guard John Demjanjuk was scheduled to deported from the United States on a late Monday flight to face trial in Germany, government sources told AFP. The Munich-bound air ambulance flight was scheduled to leave Cleveland's Burke Lakefront Airport around 7:20 pm (2320 GMT), said two sources who declined to be named. Two medical jets could be seen waiting with their doors open on the runway of the airport on Monday afternoon. Demjanjuk's family declined to comment on when he would be leaving and if they would be driving the 89-year-old former autoworker from his home in Seven Hills, Ohio or if he ... Read Full Story

An 89-year-old deported from the US is fit to stay in jail as he awaits charges he helped herd thousands of Jews into the gas chambers, the German prison holding him said Wednesday. "Our prison doctors have determined he is fit to remain in custody," a spokeswoman for the Stadelheim jail in the southern city of Munich told AFP, a day after John Demjanjuk, a former Nazi death camp guard, arrived in Germany. Doctors must still determine whether Demjanjuk is fit to undergo the stress of an inevitably lengthy trial, but prosecutors said the medical checks on John Demjanjuk, born Ivan Demjanjuk in Ukraine, ... Read Full Story