Former Nazis on trial for murder, Ulm, West Germany
Nov. 11, 1958 - In Ulm, West Germany, the trial against 10 Nazi murderers will be continued on 11.11.58 after a break of 3 months and 5 days. 10 men are accused of murdering about 5000 people in summer 1941, when they had to clean up the area between Calavaria and Polangen. Photo shows the accused are L-R: Werner Kruezmann, SS-leader, Gerhard Carsten, police-secretary of the border-post, Schmal lningken, a former policeman, Edwin Sakuth, SS-leader, Wilms Harms, and Bernard Fischer-Schweder, police director at Memle (behind the newspaper)
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