A 100-year-old man accused of 3,518 Nazi war crimes goes on trial
The trial of a 100-year-old former SS guard starts Thursday in the German town of Brandenburg an der Havel.
He is accused of being an accessory to murder in 3,518 cases dating from his time as a guard at the Nazi concentration camp in Sachsenhausen, according to the Neuruppin public prosecutor's office.The accused allegedly worked at the former concentration camp in Sachsenhausen as a prison guard from 1942-1945, during which time tens of thousands of prisoners died at the camp due to forced labor, hunger, disease, medical experiments and mistreatment.
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