| Title | : | Survivors Of Sobibor Seek Justice |
| Duration | : | 07:43 |
| Viewed | : | 41,238 |
| Published | : | 01-06-2009 |
| Source | : | Youtube |
The Last Holocaust Trial - June 2009
Some 170,000 Jews were murdered at the Nazi death camp Sobibor. Only 8 people out of those who survived are still alive today. Now they're calling for justice for the last remaining Sobibor prison guard.
'I am innocent, innocent' Demjanjuk cried 20 years ago when falsely accused of torturing Jews at the Triblenka death camp. But there is now solid evidence that he operated the industrial killing machines at Sobibor. 'I think of her often' says Jules, one of the few survivors of Sobibor. On the day of arrival his wife was sent to the gas chamber. Others were whipped or taken to a quiet place and shot. 'There's no statute of limitation for the crimes committed there' says genocide expert, Johannes. Many have asked whether it's right for Demjanjuk, now 89, to stand trial. But Jules, plagued by nightmares of his wife's murder, will not rest until it's over - 'That is justice, it's not revenge'.
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