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He is the third Nazi col- laborationist currently under investigation. Mr. Touvier's case is unique. Twice condemned to death in absentia on war crimes charges in the late 1940s, he was hidden and protected by members of the French clergy until the 1970s, when he obtained a secret dispensation from President Georges Pompidou restoring his personal prop- erty. By then, a blanket pardon had been granted for war crimes, and Mr. Touvier and his family emerged from hiding to reoccupy their home in Chambery, near Lyon. Mr. Pompidou's action in- furiated former Resistance fighters. New complaints were brought against Mr. Touvier for crimes against humanity, a category not covered by the pardon. Again he went into hiding, sheltered by his church friends, until his arrest at a convent in Nice in 1989. Meanwhile, Cardinal Albert Decourtray, the ar- chbishop of Lyon, opened the files of the archbishopric to a commission of historians in- vestigating the links bet- ween Mr. Touvier and the Catholic Church. The study, led by Catholic historian Rene Remond, found that the war criminal was aided by clerics ranging from local priests to an ar- chbishop who was Vatican secretary of state. The other active investiga- tions concern Rene Bous- quet, former chief of the Vichy police, and Maurice Papon, a high- ranking offi- cial in Bordeaux who or- dered the arrests and depor- tation of Jews from that re- gion during the war. Like Mr. Touvier, they are charged with crimes against humanity. But it is widely known that President Francois Mit- terrand's . close advisors and several of his Cabinet min- isters oppose prosecuting these cases for fear of their divisive effect on French society. Israel Holding Fatah Terrorists Jerusalem (JTA) — Securi- ty forces were reported to be holding three terrorists suspected of murdering Heb- rew University Professor Menahem Stern and elec- tronics technician Eli Am- salem in Jerusalem nearly three years ago, as part of their "initiation" into the Palestine Liberation Organ- ization's Al Fatah wing. Mr. Stern, one of Israel's most distinguished academi- cians, was stabbed to death in broad daylight during the morning of June 22, 1989, while walking from his home in the Rehavia section of the city to the National Library on the university campus in Givat Ram. He was 64 at the time. Mr. Amsalem, 39, was knifed to death a month later in his home in the Nahlaot neighborhood in downtown Jerusalem. The three killers, reputed members of a Fatah cell, are also believed responsible for the murder of an Arab money-changer in the ad- ministered territories. The suspects, whose ages range between 26 and 32, were not immediately iden- tified. They reportedly told police they murdered Stern and Amsalem as a "test" for admission into Fatah. Mr. Stern's murder shock- ed Israel and much of the academic world. Awarded the prestigious Israel Prize in history in 1977, the Polish-born professor was an expert on Hellenistic and Roman culture and on the period of the Second Temple. Ironically, the police at the time of the murder dis- counted Palestinian nation- alism as a motive because Arabs rarely frequented the area of western Jerusalem where it occurred. Mr. Stern's body was found in bushes alongside the Israel Museum.