German prosecutors track down eight more Nazi camp suspectsEight people who allegedly worked at A Nazis concentration camp during World War II have been tracked down by German authorities. READ MORE:* Outrage as Nazi camp turned into a party venue* Ikea addresses Nazi past* Pope pays sombre visit to Auschwitz- AP German prosecutors in recent years have pursued Nazi suspects under new legal reasoning that, even without evidence of a specific crime, they can be prosecuted if they helped camps operate. Rommel's office, which does not bring cases to court itself, handed the cases to prosecutors across Germany for them to consider whether to file charges. Jens Rommel, the head of a special prosecutors' office that looks into Nazi war crimes, told news agency dpa on Tuesday that four male suspects worked as guards and four women were secretaries or telephone operators at Stutthof, Poland, and prosecutors are now considering whether they can be charged as accessories to murder.

Source: Stuff August 09, 2016 14:29 UTC