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June 17, 1977 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-06-17

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16 Friday, June 14 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Defense in Menten Trial Tries to Reject Witnesses' Testimony

AMSTERDAM (JTA)—A
television interview with
two survivors of the mass
murder of Jews in Uryce
village in the Lemberg re-
gion of Poland in 1941,
broadcast last summer,

was played back before a
special tribunal here at the
war crimes trial of Pieter
Menten.
The tribunal convened in
special session for the pur-
pose at the request of the

defense which is seeking to mass murders, because of
discredit the survivors as the military situation in
reliable witnesses.
that region at the time. But
The broadcast was pro- Johan Van Der Leeuw of
duced by "Tros Aktua" and ' The Netherlands Strate In-
consisted of interviews with stitute for War Documenta-
Michael Hauptmann in tion, presented three de-
Stockholm and Abe Pollack tailed memoranda refuting
in New York. The defense Prof. Reuter.
Van Der Leeuw also pro-
alleges that statements
made by Hauptmann and duced a 65-page document
Pollack when they ap- from Himmler's headquar-
peared as prosecution wit- ters in Berlin, confirming
nesses at the Menten trial that Menten maintained
several weeks ago, differed close relations with the SS
in important points from from 1940-1942. The tribunal
what they said in the inter- asked Van Der Leeuw to
view and therefore they continue his research. The
lied on one or both occa- next session of the trial will
sions.
be held on Aug. 25-26 when
Menten has been charged witnesses from what is now
with ordering and partici- Russian territory will be
pating in the murders of heard.
Jews and others while serv-
In a related development,
ing as an SS officer in the Poland has indicated that it
Lemberg region in July and may soon stop initiating
August 1941.
new investigations into Nazi
A defense expert, Prof. war crimes because of in-
Frits Rueter, a professor of creasing procedural diffi-
criminal law at Amsterdam culties. Polish officials also
University, testified at the favor a statute of limita-
trial two weeks ago that tions on war crime prose-
Menten could not have been cutions beginning in 1979,
in the village of Podhorodze according to Dr. Hans-Joa-
in July 7, 1941, where, alleg- chim Seeler, a Social Demo-
edly, he also committed crat Senator from Ham-
burg, who just returned
from a visit to Poland. He
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United Nations, Chaim Her-
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"whomsoever advocates a
return to the 1967 lines (be-
tween Israel and her neigh-
bors), however well mean-
ing he may be, is enunciat-
ing a formula for a re-
newed war in the Middle
East."
Addressing a dinner spon-
sored by the American
Board of Overseers of Bar-
Ilan University at the Hil-
ton Hotel, celebrating the
election of Dr. Emanuel
Rackman as the univer-
sity's president, Herzog
said that at the heart of the
Arab-Israeli conflict "lies
the Arab refusal to recog-
nize the right of the Jewish
nation to self-determination
and national sovereignty."
The Israeli envoy, who re-
ceived an honorary Docto-
rate of Law degree at the
dinner, told the more than
700 guests that "there is no
alternative to direct face to
face negotiations for peace
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