The 97-year-old former secretary in the Stutthof concentration camp receives a suspended sentence. And with that, one of the last, maybe even the last, NS trials came to an end. So have the judiciary and society done their duty?
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Robert Probst
Surely many of the survivors would have liked to hear more than these dry words. The accused said exactly three sentences in the process: “I’m sorry for everything that happened. I regret that I was in Stutthof at the time. That’s all I can say.” On Tuesday, the 97-year-old former secretary at the Stutthof concentration camp was sentenced to a suspended sentence of two years for being an accessory to the murder of thousands of prisoners. This guilty verdict is good and right.