East Ethnia writes about the arrest of a man thought to be Peter Egner [1], 86, “a member of the Nazi security police in Belgrade between 1941 and 1943 where he acted as an interpreter during interrogations of prisoners and guarded transports of prisoners (at least) between two prison camps in the city. During the first nine months of the occupation, it is charged, he was a member of a unit that killed thousands of civilians, mostly by asphyxiation.”
Serbia, U.S.: Peter Egner
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
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