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They ask for six years in prison for criminal Nazi Demjanjuk. TEVES

Rep Germany Bavaria *
After 16 months of trial, the Prosecutor of Munich has requested a sentence of six years in prison for Nazi war criminal John Demjanjkuk 90 years for complicity in 27,900 Jews killed in the Sobibor extermination camp in occupied Poland during World War II
"We do not demand revenge but justice on behalf of those killed, "he told the Munich Court lawyer Kleidermann Rolf, who, like other lawyers, criticized the defense of Nazi war criminal for trying to achieve" freedom at any cost ".
After 16 months 86 sessions Demjanjuk process in which not even once went to court and remained impassive lying on a gurney, covered always with a blanket and a hat to hide his face.
Frequent sickness absence of the accused and maneuvers to delay the process by his defense had threatened to perpetuate a trial expected to end and in a few weeks with a jury verdict.
A Demjanjuk (born in Ukraine, recruited by the Soviet Army in 1942 and captured by the Nazis as an enemy soldier) is charged with complicity in the deaths of 27,900 Jews in Sobibor (formerly occupied Poland), where he worked as a park volunteer.
In the 1950 he emigrated to the U.S. as a victim of Nazism, as a former prisoner, he changed his first name, Ivan, by John and became an American citizen.
In 1975 he was identified as a suspected Nazi criminal was extradited to Israel, where he was tried as the alleged "Ivan the Terrible" of Treblinka and was sentenced to death by hanging in 1988.
After five years on death row were overturned the conviction, to be identified as "Ivan the Terrible "to another Ukrainian, Ivan Marchenko.
returned to the U.S., which had withdrawn citizenship, but where he continued to live as a stateless person having his family there.
The Munich prosecutor reopened the record in 2008, underpinned a record that identified him as a so-called "Trawniki" known for his extreme cruelty.
After a long tug of war, exhausted all appeals before the U.S. Justice was delivered in May 2009 to Germany, where trial since November of that same year in the capital of Bavaria, south of the country.