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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Trials for War Crimes Continue
"special treatment" was a
euphemism for killing. The
former superiors of those
on trial, Hartmut Pulmer
and Friedrich Schultz, had
previously been declared
unfit for trial.
Former SS commander
Paul Nell, 77, was sen-
tenced to life imprisonment
for the murder of at least
12 Jews near Radom, Po-
land in 1942 and 1943 by a
West German court in Ham-
burg.
The judgement of Febru-
ary, 1975, by which Dr. Lud-
wig Hahn, former Gestapo
head in Warsaw, was sen-
tenced to life imprison-
ment, has become final.
The fifth chamber of the
Federal Court in Karlsruhe
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refused to order a retrial.
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Hahn had been found guilty
of the murder of at least
MON. THRU FRI.
230,000 people of the War-
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saw ghetto.
The trial against former
NON. THRU THURS.,
SS commander and detec-
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tive superintendent Ger-
FRI., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
hard Maywald has opened
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cused of involvement in the
mass execution of Lithua-
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At trials in Kaiserslau-
tern, the proceedings
against Hans Heinemann
have been temporarily
stopped because of his in-
ability to attend the trial.
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The trial of former SS corn-
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mander Wolfgang Abel, has
now entered the decisive
hase. Abel is accused of
ving given orders in 1941
which resulted in the
deaths of 260 people in two
days.
The decision to release
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former SS commander Wil-
helm Rosenbaum, after his
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having served only 15 years
and
of his sentence for the mur-
der of 100 Jews, produced a
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ignation of Ulrich Klug,
Sat., 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Minister of Justice.
The Ministryjustified its
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decision with the alleged
poor state of health of the
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prisoner.
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Lambertus Loijen, 58, a
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Dutch factory worker, has
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been sentenced to life im-
prisonment in Roermond,
FAMOUS FOR
W. Germany, for the tor-
ture and killing of more
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than .100 inmates at Bobr-
uisk concentration camp in
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However, lawyers for Loi-
jen may withdraw their ap-
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peal to tge Supreme Court
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to void the life sentence.
INCLUDES:
The reversal. of the defense
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Detroit's Super
tactics is under consid-
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Pianist-Entertainer
eration in order to preclude
Loijen's extradition to Is-
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OPEN 7 DAYS, rael, sources in Amsterdam
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said.
BONN—After a trial sentences of six years for
which lasted almost 14 Hermann Schaper and Dr.
months, a Giessen, West Erich Bartels, four and a
German court has passed half years for Hans Dor-
judgement on eight former hage and Kurt Baresel. An-
members of the Gestapo in other of the accused, Heinz
Baumann, had been sen-
Ciechanow, Poland.
The court imposed prison tenced to four years impris-
onment four weeks pre-
viously.
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Ernst Schardt was ac-
quitted
and then pro-
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ceedings against Otto Rhor
were dropped. The court
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tative for Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co, will be hon-
ored during a five-day busi-
ness and educational confer-
ence in Waikiki, Hawaii
later this year. Associated
with the company's Motor
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Plymouth, Detroit, Hochber-
ger qualified for the Presi-
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Carl Luckenbach, e presi-
dent of the architectural
firm of O'Dell-Hewlett and
Luckenbach, Inc., Birming-
ham, has been elected to
the College of Fellows of
the American Institute of
Architects.
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Mall Celebrates U.S. Music Week
The Farmington and Bir-
mingham Musicales will co-
sponsor a week of musical
activities during Tel-Twelve
Mall's annual Salute to Na-
tional Music Week which
begins Sunday.
. iteaching Mankind
Through Music" is this
year's theme, and the
week's activities focus par-
ticularly upon amateur mu-
sicians. Local musical
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NEW YORK—The North
American Jewish Students'
Network will hold its an-
nual convention June 12-15
in Toronto.
For information and
applications,
delegate
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Network, 15 E. 26th St..
Suite 1350, New York City.
N.Y.., 10010.
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FAMOUS BIG TYME SANDWICHES
Elkin Tours Has
a New President
Eliott D. Samson is the
newly-elected president and
chief executive officer of
Elkin Tours, Inc., of
Southfield, it was an-
nounced by Mrs. Elliott (Be-
atrice) Elkin, chairman of
the board of directors of
the worldwide travel organi-
zation.
Samson, 31 succeeds Mr.
Elliott Elkin, founder of the
internationally-known group
charter organization who
died recently.
Samson joined Elkin
Tours in 1970 and became
sales manager in 1971, work-
ing primarily in Michigan,
northern Ohio and Ontario.
Last May, he was promoted
to vice president, a role in
which he also functioned as
an operating officer of
Elkin Tours. Since then, he
has worked with all of the
various departments of the
Elkin operation.
Elkin Tours soon will
move from the two-story
headquarters it has occu-
pied at 24275 Northwestern
Highway, Southfield, to
larger and modern facilities
in the American Center,
also in Southfield. •
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and on Sunday from noon to
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