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Fedorenko
is deported
New York (JTA) — Feodor
Fedorenko was deported last Fri-
day from the United States to the
Soviet Union for lying about his
Nazi past as a prison guard at the
Treblinka concentration camp
when he entered the U.S. in 1949.
The 77-year-old retired con-
struction worker who lives in
Philadelphia, was due to arrive in
the Soviet Union this week where
he could-face war crimes charges.
Officials for the Justice Depart-
ment's Office of Special Investiga-
tions (OSI) indicated they were
uncertain what the Soviets would
do with Fedorenko.
Fedorenko's deportation and
flight from Kennedy Interna-
tional Airport here culminated a
seven-year government effort to
strip Fedorenko of his American
citizenship he obtained in 1970,
and to have him deported. A last
minute appeal to the Supreme
Court to prevent his deportation
was rejected last week.
The OSI said Fedorenko served
as a prison guard at Treblinka in
1942 and 1943, and had taken
part in beatings and persecution
of prisoners at the death camp
where an estimated 800,000
people were killed.
The immigration service first
filed denaturalization proceed-
ings against Fedorenko in 1977,
charging that he obtained his citi-
zenship improperly because he
omitted any mention of his Nazi
past when he entered the U.S. In
1978, a judge dismissed the
charges. But the dismissal was
reversed by an appeals court,
which revoked Fedorenko's citi-
zenship in 1979.
He _becomes the first Nazi war
criminal deported from the U.S. to
the Soviet Union, a destination
Fedorenko selected and which
was approved by the authorities
in that country.
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Apparently the matter was
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Labor MKs Shevah Weiss and
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