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The death camp guard who saw no killings. Alexander Schweidler says he is not a war criminal, but Jewish groups want a new look at his role at Mauthausen, where 86.000 died

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TitleThe death camp guard who saw no killings. Alexander Schweidler says he is not a war criminal, but Jewish groups want a new look at his role at Mauthausen, where 86.000 died

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Vikram Dodd (Autor)‎

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Place of publicationManchester

PublisherGuardian News and Media

Year of publication2000

Pagination5

Subject Mauthausen, SS, 14f13, Nachkriegszeit), John Sowa, Überlebender, Kriegsverbrecherprozess

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