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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991

NO. 1 IN SALES
FOR DETROIT AREA

Telegraph & 12 Mile

353-1300

New York (JTA) - Ameri-
can Jewish leaders have
guardedly welcomed a
Lithuanian Supreme Court
justice's announcement that
his government has halted
the exoneration of war
criminals imprisoned by
Soviets after World War II
and that it will reverse the
rehabilitation of any who
committed war crimes
against Jews.
Jewish officials following
the case are concerned that
the desire of Supreme Court
Justice Genadijus Slauta to
rectify the situation is not
shared by Lithuania's presi-
dent, Vytautas Landsbergis,
or by other government fig-
ures.
The New York Times last
week quoted Judge Slauta as
saying that his government
had decided to reverse the
miscarriages of justice after
reviewing the trial records of
five of the people who had
been cleared. Each exonera-
tion was wrong, he told the

"We were trying to
rehabilitate everybody as
quickly as possible," he re-
portedly said. "Now we are
sorry we acted so rapidly.
We see serious errors were
made."
But Mr. Landsbergis, told
that trial records proved
some of those who had been
cleared of wrongdoing had
indeed engaged in war
crimes, denied that any had
been pardoned in error.
The trial records of 11 peo-
ple were provided to the
Lithuanian officials by the
Los Angeles-based Simon
Wiesenthal Center. The
center obtained them from
two legal professionals in
Vilnius who found them in
government archives there,
according to Rabbi Marvin
Hier, the center's dean.
Evidence in the first four
of the cases was sent to
Lithuanian authorities on
Aug. 27, 1991. None of those
exonerations was reversed,
according to Rabbi Hier.
Evidence showing the guilt
of the other seven was sent
to Landsbergis last week,
Rabbi Hier said.
He does not know which
five of them Judge Slauta
decided to reverse.
Mr. Landsbergis also sug-
gested that the evidence had
been planted with the Holo-
caust research organization
by the KGB, in an effort to
discredit Lithuania, accor-
ding to the Times story.
Those exonerated who had
spent time in prison receive

back pay for the time that
they were wrongly im-
prisoned. If they have subse-
quently died, as have many
of the 35,000 exonerated so
far, then their next of kin
receive the money, Rabbi
Hier said.
There is some question
about the source of those
funds. The Lithuanian
government is bankrupt,
and Mr. Landsbergis has
been lobbying other
governments for foreign aid.
Present Lithuanian law
provides no procedure for the
reversal of exonerations, ac-
cording to the Times story.
But Aristidas Pestininkas,
vice president of the
Supreme Court, said the
parliament would be asked
to amend the law.
"What you have is a very
positive development that
the judicial branch has

Present Lithuanian
law provides no
procedure for the
reversal of
exonerations.

stepped in, but we have to
note with skepticism that
the political leaders are still
using the bizarre charges
that this is a plot," said
Rabbi Hier.
"The battle is far from
over," he added. "I'm afraid
that unless we get the back-
ing of the political leaders, it
may not be enough. It's easy
to get a pronouncement of
willingness to cooperate
from the government, but
when it comes down to the
nitty-gritty, they're not
helpful."
"We are advanced from
where we were" with the
effort, said Abraham Bayer,
director of international
concerns at the National
Jewish Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council.

Rabbi Hier called upon the
Lithuanian government to
set up an independent com-
mission of inquiry to ex-
amine and review all cases
of alleged crimes involving
collaboration with the Nazis.
"We want to know who
they are," Rabbi Hier said.
That way, "potential
witnesses who may be aware
of crimes committed during
the Holocaust will have no
fear in coming forward with
their evidence."