Jews protest against work permit for former Nazi captain
Published: 19 June, 2007, 03:04
A convicted Nazi war criminal was greeted by about 100 enraged Italian Jews when he arrived for his first day of work at a new job in Rome. A military tribunal recently gave former SS captain Erich Priebke permission to work at the offices of his lawyer.
Erich Priebke is serving a life sentence under house arrest for health reasons.
The demonstrators picketed the office, some of them shouting “Murderer!”
Italy’s Defence Minister has asked the military prosecutor for an explanation.
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