Nazi mercy killing nurses acquitted, Munich, Germany
Mar. 03, 1965 - Nazi Mercy Killing Nurses Acquitted: The trial ended in Munich today of fourteen middle-aged women - for their part in a Nazi Mercy Killing programme. They were all acquitted. They had been on trial since last month, each accused of aiding in the murder of between one and 210 patients in their care at Obrawalde Mental Hospital, Pomerania - where they were nurses between 1942 and 1945. Photo shows general view showing the accused with their advocates - standing at the pronouncement of the findings - in Munich this afternoon
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