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- Jewish Telegraphic Agency
- News At A Glance • Last updated: Sunday, December 12, 1999 12:24 PM ET
Demjanjuk fights back: sues US Govt
ALLEGED Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk filed papers to have the U.S. government pay the legal fees he incurred while trying to clear his name. In papers filed Dec. 9, he said he has been reduced to poverty by "22 years of fraudulent" litigation charging that he was the notorious guard "Ivan the Terrible," who operated a gas chamber at the at the Treblinka extermination camp in Nazi-occupied Poland in 1942-1943.
Some related items: Demjanjuk timeline
- Excerpts From Ruling on John Demjanjuk, Nov 17, 1993
- Joseph Sobran on the 1993 acquittal of Demjanjuk
- 27 Nazi-hunters of Office of Special Investigations (OSI) stalk 250 suspects
- Department of Justice again moves against Demjanjuk
- Demjanjuk “deeply saddened” by the government’s latest filing
- OSI continues witchhunt
