Ex-Nazi guard faces deportation from US

A US federal judge has stripped a former Nazi death camp guard of his US citizenship.

Ex-Nazi guard faces deportation from US
Wed, 02 Mar, 2005 - 08:06

A US federal judge has stripped a former Nazi death camp guard of his US citizenship.

US District Judge Paul Gadola ruled in Detroit that Iwan Mandycz, 85, had been an armed guard for nearly six months in 1943 at the Nazi labour camp Poniatowa near Lublin, Poland.

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