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Auschwitz Official Claims Innocence in War Crimes Trial
A deputy commandant at Auschwitz, Robert Mulka, testified he was an innocent bystander and never entered the main camp, drawing laughter from co-defendants as he denied knowledge of gas chambers and mass executions during the Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt. Judge Hofmeyer pressed him on Adolf Eichmann and the final solution. Separately, strikes in Italy protested a bombing of CGIL offices in Rome, while Pope Paul VI planned a visit to President Segni. Toten hailstorm isolates Steynsburg in South Africa.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Robert Mulka
West Germany
Mulka
Hitler
Gestapo
Hans Hofmeyer
General Confederation of Labor
CGIL
Italy
Labor Front
Aldo Moro
Segni
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Antonio Segni
Quirinale Palace
Rome
Johannesburg
South Africa
Steynsburg
Cape