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Ex-Nazi sentenced to 7 years in prison for ordering prisoners' reprisal deaths
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Ex-Nazi sentenced to 7 years in prison for ordering prisoners'
reprisal deaths
BERLIN -- In what could be one of Germany's last trials of Nazis,
a Hamburg court on Friday sentenced a former SS officer to seven
years in prison for ordering the reprisal killing of 59 Italian
prisoners in1944.
The former SS officer, Friedrich Engel, now 93, showed no emotion
as the judge read the g...
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 "The Journal (Newcastle, England)")
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Nazi SS man dies at 97.(News)
The Journal (Newcastle, England)
; Friedrich Engel, a former Nazi SS officer involved in the massacre of Italian prisoners in the Second World War, has died. He was 97. A court had convicted Engel of 59 counts of murder but the conviction was quashed on appeal.
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PRISON TIME
The Boston Globe
; Friedrich Engel, 93, the former Nazi SS officer who became known as "The Butcher of Genoa," leaving court in Hamburg yesterday. He was sentenced to seven years in prison for his role in the massacre of 59 Italian prisoners during World War II. / REUTERS PHOTO
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SS killer escapes jail for Italian massacre
The Scotsman
; A FORMER SS officer in Italy was freed by a court yesterday despite a sentence of seven years in prison for the massacre of prisoners during the Second World War. The term would probably have meant a life sentence for Friedrich Engel, a former major who is now 93. However, the judge said that
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Nazi, 93, jailed for massacre
Evening Standard - London
; A FORMER SS officer now aged 93 was sentenced to seven years in prison today for his role in the massacre of 59 Italian prisoners in the Second World War. Friedrich Engel earned the nickname "the butcher of Genoa" after ordering the murders in the Italian port in 1944 in revenge for an attack on a
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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Nazi, 93, jailed for massacre.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; A FORMER SS officer now aged 93 was sentenced to seven years in prison today for his role in the massacre of 59 Italian prisoners in the Second World War. Friedrich Engel earned the nickname the butcher of Genoa after ordering the murders in the Italian port in 1944 in revenge for an attack on a
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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SS killer in court.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; A FORMER Nazi SS officer of 93 goes on trial today for the murder of 59 Italian prisoners more than 50 years ago. Butcher of Genoa Friedrich Engel is charged with ordering the killings in May 1944 in revenge for an attack on a cinema for German soldiers. Last year Engel admitted a role in the
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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Seven years for Butcher of Genoa.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; A FORMER Nazi SS officer known as the Butcher of Genoa has been jailed for seven years for the massacre of 59 Italian prisoners during the Second World War. Friedrich Engel, 93, ordered the men to be shot in the Italian port in May 1944 in revenge for an attack on German soldiers. Yesterday, a
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Seven years for Butcher of Genoa
Daily Mail
; A FORMER Nazi SS officer known as the Butcher of Genoa has been jailed for seven years for the massacre of 59 Italian prisoners during the Second World War. Friedrich Engel, 93, ordered the men to be shot in the Italian port in May 1944 in revenge for an attack on German soldiers. Yesterday, a
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Former Nazi SS officer dubbed the 'Butcher of Genoa' dies at 97.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England)
; Friedrich Engel (left), a former Nazi SS officer involved in the massacre of Italian prisoners in the Second World War, has died. He was 97. Engel died overnight on February 4 or 5, said his wife, Else. She did not give a cause of death. She said his remains have already been buried, and did not
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Nazi officer organized mass shooting
Chicago Sun-Times
; HAMBURG, Germany -- Friedrich Engel, a former Nazi SS officer involved in the massacre of Italian prisoners in World War II, has died. He was 97. Mr. Engel died overnight Feb. 5, said his wife, Else. She did not give a cause of death or say where he had died. In 2002, a German court convicted Mr.
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