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Helms Asks Mengele Extradition

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N- .C.),
acting on requests from
Jewish leaders associated
with tracing Nazi war crim-
inals, has asked the Senate

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to help bring about the ex-
tradition of Josef Mengele,
the Auschwitz "Angel of
Death," from Paraguay to
West Germany to stand
trial for the-killing of more
than 200,000 children.
Helms introduced a
sense-of-the-Senate resolu-
tion asking the governMent
of Paraguay to aprehend
and extradite Mengele. It
says that Mengele, while
resident doctor at the Au-
schwitz concentration camp
"was responsible for the tor-
ture and death of more than
200,000 children" and "con-
ducted cruel and inhuman
surgery and experiments
upon children to develop
ways to manipulate the
genetic structure of human
beings"
In addition, the Helms
resolution said, Mengele
"worked to develop new
methods of sterilization to
promote acts of genocide
against Jews, Slays and
other European peoples."
The Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency asked

the Paraguyan Embassy
about . Mengele and
Minister Gilberto Caniza
responded that Mengele
"is not in Paraguay."
Caniza said "We hear
from time to time that he
- is in Paraguay" but he in-
sisted he is \not inAhat
country.
"It would be very difficult
for a person to hide - in
Paraguay," he said, noting
its small population. "If
Mengele were in
Paraguay," he added, "his
presence would be de-
nounced not only by the
Paraguyan people as a
whole but by the Jewish,
community there." He ac-
knowledged that Mengele
received Paraguayan citi-
zenship' along with other
Germans who arrived there
after 1945.
Rep. James Blanchard
(D-Mich.) and several other
members of Congress, have
written to President Alfredo
Stroessner of Paraguay and
requested that Paraguay lo-
cate Mengele.

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