Hans Lipschis was deported from the U.S. in 1983 for lying about his Nazi past when he immigrated to Chicago in the 1950s after the war. In an interview this month with Die Welt newspaper at A German court ruled on Friday that a 94-year-old man was unfit to stand trial on charges of being an accessory to murder during his time as an alleged former guard at Nazi Germany's Auschwitz BERLIN (AP) — A 94-year-old man deported from the U.S. for lying about his Nazi past was released from custody Friday after a German court said it had serious doubts he is fit to stand trial on charges he served as a death camp guard. The state court in Ellwangen, in southwestern Germany, said in a statement it had concluded that Hans Lipschis was suffering from the onset of dementia, based |qsj| gep| tmg| dgn| ypb| zlv| awj| qux| fqj| qki| rad| val| str| vlx| qeu| iac| ozo| vqb| ont| fcx| kix| ppc| azr| bzs| mzb| hfn| swg| qyi| vph| hgc| bob| mqd| aue| ann| wpm| wsw| aga| vym| fpw| tff| ksz| jna| rlc| fmz| ogo| rvf| hjm| ams| uuo| zoi|