US revokes 'Nazi's' citizenship

The United States has moved to revoke a Chicago man’s citizenship, claiming he failed to reveal his past as an armed guard at two Nazi concentration camps during the Second World War.

US revokes 'Nazi's' citizenship
Tue, 06 Nov, 2001 - 07:00

The United States has moved to revoke a Chicago man’s citizenship, claiming he failed to reveal his past as an armed guard at two Nazi concentration camps during the Second World War.

Joseph Guzulaitis, 77, was a guard at camps in Majdanek, Poland, and Hersbruck in Germany, according to a complaint filed in US District Court in Chicago.

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CourtsWorld: OtherHeathrowPlace: United StatesPlace: ChicagoPlace: Majdanek, PolandPlace: HersbruckPlace: GermanyPlace: Dachau concentration campPerson: Joseph GuzulaitisEvent: Second World WarOrganisation: NaziOrganisation: US District Court
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