Karen Pollock MBE, Chief Executive, Holocaust Educational Trust, said:
“This is a landmark case in bringing Nazi war criminals to justice, regardless of their nationality or residency.
The victims of Holocaust were never afforded the chance to live their lives, but many perpetrators died without facing the consequences of their crimes.
It may have happened over 70 years ago, but the history of the Holocaust is just as relevant today. We must therefore continue to investigate and expose perpetrators who have yet to face justice.”