John Demjanjuk

Former judge: 'I have no doubt Demjanjuk is 'Ivan the Terrible''

Retired Supreme Court justice is 'proud' of the court for acquitting former Treblinka guard John Demjanjuk. 'They had mental strength.'

Picture proves: John Demjanjuk served at Sobibor death camp

Picture shows John Demjanjuk, whom survivors identified as Nazi guard 'Ivan the Terrible,' in Nazi uniform at Sobibor death camp.

Photos surface of Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk at Sobibor

Photos showing convicted Nazi war criminal John Demjanuk at Sobibor concentration camp surface.

Netflix series highlights death-camp guard John Demjanjuk trial

Netflix to release latest show about Nazi death camp worker accused of being one of the worst, most merciless offenders of Holocaust.

25 years after Demjanjuk's acquittal: 'It was him'

Israeli judge talks about her part in conviction of John Demjanjuk which was later overturned. 'Even the SS identified him.'

Germany Cracks Down on Nazi War Criminals

90-year old female 'fanatic' Auschwitz guard who beat and confined prisoners part of series of arrests, after legal precedent opens trials.

MK Bielski on Demjanjuk: Israel Won't Forgive and Won't Forget

MK Ze’ev Bielski of the Lobby for Holocaust Survivors in the Knesset: Demjanjuk managed to escape punishment. Israel will never forget.

Demjanjuk’s Bid to Regain U.S. Citizenship Fails

Convicted Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk’s bid to regain his U.S. citizenship denied by U.S. District Court.

Convicted Nazi Demjanjuk Wants His U.S. Citizenship Back

Attorneys for convicted Nazi murderer John Demjanjuk appeal for him to regain his revoked U.S. citizenship.

Germany Reopens Investigations into Hundreds of Nazi Guards

Germany has reopened dormant investigations into hundreds of Nazi concentration camp guards and other personnel.

New Allegations Against Demjanjuk

Convicted Nazi guard John Demjanjuk, 91, may be headed for another trial.

Sheftel: Demjanjuk Verdict is a ‘Farce’

Israeli attorney Yoram Sheftel, who represented Demjanjuk during his trial in Israel, responds to his conviction in Germany.

Demjanjuk Convicted of Nazi War Crimes

Former Nazi guard John Demjanjuk, 91, has been convicted in a Munich court of committing war crimes at the Sobibor death camp during World War II.

Demjanjuk's Prosecutors Seek 6-Year Sentence

Prosecutors in the high-profile case of John Demjanjuk present their summary, ask for a six-year sentence for the accused Nazi killer.

Demjanjuk Threatens Hunger Strike

Accused Nazi criminal, on trial in Germany, threatens hunger strike unless court accepts files he claims will exonerate him.

Germany Unlikely to Re-open Nazi Case

A former SS officer who escaped imprisonment in the Netherlands and now lives in Germany, is unlikely to be re-tried there.

Demjanjuk Witness May Face Prosecution for War Crimes

Former concentration camp guard who testified in Demjanuk trial may be prosecuted himself for war crimes.

Demjanjuk, Accused of Nazi Crimes, Says He Is German Victim

”Ivan the Terrible” Demjanjuk testified at his war crimes trial that not only is he not guilty, but that also he is “a victim."

Sobibor Prisoner Readies to Testify in Demjanjuk Trial

Thomas "Toivi" Blatt has made the long journey to Munich, where he will testify in the trial of alleged former Nazi SS guard John Demjanjuk.

Demjanjuk Trial Resumes with Gas Chamber Testimony

An historian described gruesome details of Nazi gas chambers as the trial of Demjanjuk resumes after the court rejects appeals to postpone it.

‘Handicapped’ Demjanjuk to Face Holocaust Survivors

John Demjanjuk, whose apparent handicapped condition is in doubt, is scheduled to face Holocaust survivors in the second day of his trial Tuesday.

Demjanjuk Holocaust Trial Begins in Munich

John Demjanjuk, 89, is once again on trial for Holocaust war crimes – this time not in Jerusalem or Cleveland, but in Munich.

Germany Charges Demjanjuk: 27,900 Counts of Accessory to Murder

Germany has formally charged alleged Nazi guard John Demjanjuk with 27,900 counts of accessory to murder for his role at the Sobibor death camp.