Austria Extends
Limitations Law for
*Prosecuting Nazis
VIENNA, (JTA) — The Aus-
trian Parliamentary Committee
for Justice Affairs complied
with appeals from survivors of
the Nazi era in Austria by ex-
tending the statute of limita-
tions for prosecution of Nazi
war crimes.
The date for prosecution of
crimes committed under the
Nazi regime has been changed
to June 29, 1965, which means
that the period in which charges
may be filed will not end before
June, 1965.
Meanwhile, the Austrian Su-
preme Court was expected to
take up for consideration soon
an appeal to nullify the recent
acquittal by a Graz court of
Franz Murer, the former Nazi
charged with the murder of
many Jews in Nazi-occupied Vil-
na during the war. 'The appeal
for a new trial was based on the
fact that the Graz court rejected
charges of the prosecution be-
cause witnesses who could have
testified in support of the
charges failed to arrive in time
to appear at the trail.
A protest _against Murer's. ac-
quittal. was voiced by the Fed-
eration of Socialist Freedom
Fighters, which also criticized
the failure of the court to take
action against spectators who
lauded the defendant during the
trial.
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