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	Erich Priebke
		Erich Priebke, born July 29, 1913 at Hennigsdorf, Brandenburg, Germany is a former SS Hauptsturmführer of Nazi Germany.
		Priebke was ruled not guilty, because the case was judged to be expired.
		Priebke was sentenced to 15 years in prison, while another man who also was part of the massacre, Karl Hass, was sentenced to 10 years.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/e/er/erich_priebke.html (1903 words)

	Ex-Nazi sought after acquittal on massacre charges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The panel acquitted Priebke of the aggravated charges of premeditation and cruelty, which are not subject to a statute of limitation and carry a penalty of life in prison.
		Priebke did not take the stand but sat bolt upright in a straight-backed chair throughout the trial, looking eerily similar to a 55-year-old photograph that showed a cocky officer with a gap-toothed grin.
		Priebke was arrested in May 1994 in Argentina, where he lived for decades in an Andean resort town.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/world/96/08/02/italy-nazi.2tt-1.html (547 words)

	Erich Priebke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Erich Priebke (born July 29, 1913 at Hennigsdorf, Brandenburg, Germany) is a Nazi war criminal.
		Priebke was sentenced to fifteen years in prison, while another man who also was part of the massacre, Karl Hass, was sentenced to ten years.
		Priebke appealed the case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, where he claimed he had no choice but to obey Hitler's orders, a defense which has been ruled invalid ever since the Nuremberg Trials.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Erich_Priebke (2227 words)

	Reason Magazine - Remembering Evil
		Priebke is now serving a life sentence under house arrest for his role in the shooting of 335 people in 1944, in the Ardeatine Caves near Rome.
		But when Priebke was finished with his calculations, he was surprised to discover that though Hitler's order had called for 330 executions, there were 335 bodies: an irritating "error." As one German was later to tell a superior, the soldiers had simply shot everyone who had been trucked to the caves.
		Priebke's case may seem on its surface to be a historical curiosity, perhaps the last such moral challenge to be posed by World War II.
	www.reason.com /news/show/33439.html (1652 words)

	Erich Priebke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Priebkes advokater forlangte blant annet at alle italienske dokumenter skulle oversettes til spansk, en prosess som kunne tatt to år.
		I tillegg kunne Priebke trekke fra den tiden han har sittet i husarrest og i varetekt i Italia.
		Priebke anket saken inn for menneskerettighetsdomstolen i Strasbourg.
	no.molinu.com /Erich%20Priebke/268/0 (2152 words)

	Erich Priebke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Danach lebte Priebke unter seinem echten Namen und mit gültigen argentinischen Papieren in Bariloche in Argentinien.
		Erich Priebke (Hennigsdorf, 29 juli 1913 -) is een Duitse oorlogsmisdadiger en was lid van de SS.
		Erich Priebke er en tysk soldat som er blitt holdt ansvarlig for massakrene ved Ardentinerhulene utenfor Roma i Italia i mars 1944.
	honey.i.shrunk.the.kids.en.ogarnij.com /en/Erich+Priebke (5147 words)

	NewStandard: 8/2/96 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		ROME -- Former Nazi SS Capt. Erich Priebke was absolved yesterday of the most serious charges in connection with the World War II massacre of 335 Italian civilians.
		Priebke admitted taking part in the reprisal killings, but the court cleared him of acting with cruelty and premeditation, ruling that he was following orders.
		Former Nazi Capt. Erich Priebke, seated, listens to his lawyer in court yesterday before an Italian court acquitted him of the most serious charges in connection with the 1944 massacre of 335 civilians in Nazi-occupied Rome.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/08-96/08-02-96/a07wn033.htm (142 words)

	Presse-Info - Erich PRIEBKE (1)
		On July 22, 1997, former Nazi SS Captain Erich Priebke was convicted by an Italian military tribunal for his role in the 1994 massacre of 355 Italian civilians in the Ardeatine caves outside of Rome.
		Priebke, who openly discussed his involvement in the massacre to Sam Donaldson of the ABC News show "Primetime" in 1994, justified his action with the excuse that he was following the orders of Gestapo Chief Herbert Kappler.
		Priebke told Donaldson that the victims, including boys of fourteen and men as old as seventy-five, were nothing but "terrorists." He admitted drawing up the lists of those who would be executed, including some seventy Jews, and has even admitted to killing one of them himself.
	www.juedisches-archiv-chfrank.de /ns-crime/priebke-01.htm (1577 words)

	Erich Priebke
		In addition to the massacre, Priebke is thought to have participated in the deportation of 6,000-7,000 Jews from Italy to Auschwitz concentration camp, and to have tortured political prisoners.
		The Italian minister of justice later said that Priebke might be arrested again, depending on whether or not he was going to be extradited to Germany, where he was charged with murder.
		The appellate court decided that Hass and Priebke had committed cruel murders of the first degree and that they should be put away for life.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/Priebke.html (1364 words)

	CNN - Ex-Nazi Priebke, cohort get life for '44 massacre in Italy - March 7, 1998
		ROME (CNN) -- Former Nazi SS officers Erich Priebke and Karl Hass were sentenced to life in prison Saturday for their roles in the massacre of 335 Italian civilians during World War II.
		Neither Priebke nor Hass was in the courtroom to hear the new sentences.
		The Priebke trial has been an emotional issue in Italy, which is still grappling with its role in World War II as an ally of Nazi Germany.
	www.cnn.com /WORLD/9803/07/priebke.verdict (626 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/p/priebke.erich/press/august-95
		Erich Priebke, 82, was arrested in June 1994 after admitting his involvement in the 1944 murders of 335 Italian civilians in the Ardeatine Caves outside Rome.
		Priebke claimed that Kappler's widow had recently called him and said the charges against him were ``madness,'' since her husband had accepted all responsibility.
		Priebke said his job was to ``erase'' names of victims from a list as they were led ``one by one with their hands tied'' into the caves for execution.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/ftp.py?people/p/priebke.erich/press/august-95 (651 words)

	Priebke, Priebke trial, Italian Jews, chronology
		Priebke is convicted on multiple, first-degree murder charges, but "generic" mitigating and special extenuating circumstances reduce his 30-year jail sentence to zero.
		Priebke is released and then immediately re-arrested, citing an expected request from Germany for his extradition.
		Priebke is still convicted on multiple first-degree murder charges, but now sentenced fifteen years in prison (ten years to be pardoned as part of general amnesties offered since 1945; 3 years and four months already served since his arrest in Argentina).
	academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu /modlang/carasi/articles/priebke.html (616 words)

	BBC News \| Europe \| Nazi officers' convictions upheld
		Erich Priebke: told the court he was being used as symbol "of all the evils" of war
		The appeal court agreed Erich Priebke, 84, and Karl Hass, 85, had assisted in the 1944 killing of 330 men and boys in the Ardeatine Caves near Rome.
		Priebke addressed the court for almost an hour before the five judges retired to reach their verdict.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/63076.stm (347 words)

	6/24/96 INT/CRAZY LIKE A FOX
		But Priebke, 82, a former SS captain on trial in Rome for the 1944 massacre of 335 civilians, knows well the demons that can pursue a cornered ex-Nazi.
		Priebke admits to having personally executed two prisoners; witnesses allege he also tortured several of them.
		Priebke had called him crazy, but he may be crazy like a fox.
	www.time.com /time/international/1996/960624/italy.html (876 words)

	RNN / Nazi Priebke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		"Priebke was the most sadistic, the most coldhearted of the SS officers in Rome," said Elvira Sabbatini, w hose husband was a prisoner in a Nazi jail during Germany's occupation of Rome.
		Priebke and Hass have admitted to taking part in the massac re, and to shooting some of the victims, but have said they had to follow orders or face the firing squad themselves.
		Priebke is being tried for the second time in the case after a controversial verdict at the end of his first trial last August, which foun d him guilty but not punishable because of a statute of limitations.
	www.romnews.com /a/25-97.html (317 words)

	Nazis' Argentine Village Hide-Out Draws Tourists
		Priebke is serving a life sentence in Italy for his role in the massacre of 335 Italians, including 75 Jews, but his former neighbour Cecilia Maahs vividly remembers "the sorrowful day" a decade ago when he was arrested.
		Across the road from Priebke's delicatessen is the Club Andino Bariloche, a mountaineering association set up in 1931 by Otto Meiling, the father of Argentine winter sports and a former member of the Hitler Youth.
		Erich Priebke was its president at the time of his arrest and it once proudly flew a swastika flag outside its entrance.
	www.rense.com /general49/nazi.htm (863 words)

	IsraelFaxx.com newsletter: 7fax0211.txt
		Italy's highest court has ruled that former Nazi SS captain, Erich Priebke, should be retried in a military court on war crimes charges.
		Priebke is accused of complicity in the SS massacre of 335 men and boys in Rome during World War 2.
		Priebke was released, but his freedom lasted only hours.
	www.israelfaxx.com /webarchive/1997/02/7fax0211.html (647 words)

	NewStandard: 7/24/96
		Priebke's trial "is a low-profile item right now" in Germany, said Michael Friedman, a member of Germany's Central Council for Jews.
		Priebke was forced to follow orders and thus should be acquitted.
		Priebke in Argentina, wanted him to be tried by a civilian court on charges of crimes against humanity.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/07-96/07-24-96/a08wn040.htm (646 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/p//priebke.erich/press/extradition-order-overturned-0895
		Priebke was arrested 15 months ago after admitting his role in the massacre in a book and on U.S. television.
		Priebke was put under house arrest in the Alpine-style ski resort of Bariloche in the Andes 15 months ago after admitting his involvement in a book and on U.S. television.
		Priebke, who has lived in the Andean resort of Bariloche since 1948, was originally put under house arrest 15 months ago after admitting his involvement in the massacre in a book and on U.S. television.
	www.nizkor.org /ftp.cgi/people/p/ftp.py?people/p//priebke.erich/press/extradition-order-overturned-0895 (2016 words)

	Guardian \| Fury at campaign to free ex-SS man
		When the former SS captain Erich Priebke was convicted in Italy in 1997 for his part in the massacre of 335 civilians during the second world war many heaved a sigh of relief.
		Mr Giachini and other Priebke sympathisers argue that his human rights are being abused by Italy, and that he has been used as a scapegoat while his contemporaries have enjoyed freedom in old age.
		Priebke said he personally shot two of them, but was following Hitler's orders and would have faced the firing squad otherwise.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4874040-111093,00.html (379 words)

	News Briefs I
		Erich Priebke, an 83-year-old ex-captain in the Nazi SS paramilitary police, returned to court Monday for his second war crimes trial in Italy.
		Priebke's retrial will not be simply a replay of his original trial, whose verdict was thrown out on appeal last year.
		Priebke will be tried with 84-year-old Karl Hass, who also was an SS officer stationed in Rome during the German occupation of the Italian capital.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V117/N19/newsbriefs1.19w.html (668 words)

	LETTERS 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		During WWII Erich Priebke was a officer in Rome, Italy.
		Erich Priebke was one of the German soldiers who participated in the shooting of the communist partisans.
		Erich Priebke's spectacular memoirs reveal a courageous man who has never bowed his head to the spirit of the times, a man pugnaciously continuing to stand up for the truth, even today, as a 92-old prisoner.
	www.cwporter.com /letter2.htm (425 words)

	Ex-Nazi Won't Move (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Priebke's lawyers requested he be moved to the home of right-wing activist Paolo Giachini, arguing that the former SS captain had no way of escaping.
		Priebke was extradited to Italy in November 1995 from Argentina, where he had lived openly for almost half a century, and has been held in custody ever since.
		Priebke was sentenced to jail for participating in a 1944 massacre in which SS soldiers rounded up 335 men and boys and shot them in caves outside Rome in retaliation for a partisan attack on German occupying forces.
	www.web.net /~ara/documents/news/aug11/move.html (583 words)

	Catholic World News : Rome Monastery To Convicted Nazi: Time To Move Out
		Erich Priebke, 84, was convicted of war crimes last month for his role in the executions of execution of hundreds of men and boys, Italy's worst World War II atrocity.
		Priebke was extradited from Argentina in November 1995 where had lived openly since the end of the war.
		"Priebke himself knows that the time we had established for him to stay here as a guest has expired and he wants to leave as soon as possible so as not to be a burden on the religious life of the convent," Father Andrea Stefani told reporters.
	www.cwnews.com /news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=5577 (265 words)

	Italians at odds over pardon for 90-year-old Nazi
		Priebke, a former SS captain, was convicted in 1997 for a 1944 massacre in which 335 civilians were killed.
		Priebke's supporters insist the German national should be pardoned because of his age and because his crimes date to 60 years ago.
		''Priebke's detention is against the Italian constitution and all principles of civilization,'' Paolo Giachini said Thursday, referring to a constitutional provision saying penalties cannot be contrary to a sense of humanity.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1091902/posts (460 words)

	Italy Pardon Plan for Nazi Sparks Debate (phillyBurbs.com) \| Europe
		Priebke, a former SS captain, was convicted in 1997 for a wartime massacre in which 335 civilians were killed.
		"Priebke's detention is against the Italian constitution and all principles of civilization," Giachini said in an interview Thursday, referring to a constitutional provision saying penalties cannot be contrary to a sense of humanity.
		Saturday's demonstration of Priebke's supporters is expected to draw a small group of people, including a conservative lawmaker who is Priebke's former lawyer and another who circulated a video praising the ex-SS captain in parliament last year.
	www.phillyburbs.com /pb-dyn/news/89-03042004-258326.html (690 words)

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