You think if you served in the military from 18-19 then had some other government job until your like 65. It would be crazy to receive your pension when your 95? Its pretty normal brah. He isn't receiving a pension for just a couple of years of military service. Its most likely some form of social security/government pension that German citizens get.




I'm also curious as to what purpose hunting down and charging these old Nazi's serves. This guy is 95. So he's going to be tried and convicted. Sentenced to prison. And the government is going to pay for his food, lodging and medical bills for the next 1-10 years until he dies? Fukking lol at wasting those resources.


I'm genuinely curious as to what Germany is going to do with him.

Yep, liberals of today would have been Nazi back then,

People so easily following the media and politicians

Lol no it's not. What do you think they would have done to him if he refused?

Lmao at people acting like they wouldn’t have been nazis if they grew up in Germany during that time.



Sure.

Lmao at people acting like they wouldn’t have been nazis if they grew up in Germany during that time.



Sure.

The US and Britain firebombed Dresden killing 25,000+ civilians after the war was won.

Where is the justice for this?

“A 95-year-old former World War II concentration camp guard was deported to Germany on Saturday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced.

Friedrich Karl Berger was deported after U.S. authorities determined he served in the Neuengamme concentration camp system near Hamburg in 1945.

Berger, a German citizen, had been living in Tennessee.”

“The initial court decision found that Berger served at a camp where the largest groups of prisoners were Russian, Dutch and Polish civilians. The judge found that prisoners at the camp were held during the winter of 1945 in "atrocious" conditions and were made to work outdoors "to the point of exhaustion and death."

The statement said Berger admitted he guarded prisoners to prevent them from escaping during the day and on journeys to and from the worksite. He also helped guard prisoners during their evacuation to the main camp as the Allies advanced.”


“Berger still receives a pension from Germany based on his employment iin that country, "including his wartime service."

The case was initiated by Justice’s Office of Immigration Litigation. Since 1979, the DOJ has won cases against 109 Nazi persecutors.”

Good, personally they should have locked him up and let him die behind Bars

There's currently a woman in her 80s serving a prison term in Germany for denying the holocaust.

That’s fuked

Source?

Miscers will cheer when illegal Mexicans are deported but rage when a literal nazi concentration camp guard is deported. Never change, Stormfr-, I mean Misc.