In 'The Ratline,' Philippe Sands befriends son of Otto von Wachter, SS officer involved in killing his ancestors. Despite wealth of evidence, son says father was 'a great man'

Because suspect was 19 when assigned to work as a guard at the Stutthof camp, case could be handled by a juvenile court; experts to assess if he has ability to stand trial

Auschwitz memorial and museum says book likely came from Buchenwald concentration camp, created by husband and wife known for taking inmates' body parts

Moshe Peter Loth presented himself as a child Holocaust survivor, but may have invented his story

Documents show Moshe Peter Loth, who publicly forgave accused Nazi guard in November, was not born in Stutthof camp as he claims, was born to Christian family

'Citizen 865' details the capture of Trawniki Men -- Soviet POWs and Ukrainian civilians trained by the SS who helped murder 1.7 million Jews, and some of whom then came to America

Paving way for deportation proceedings, country's top court refuses to review decision to revoke Helmut Oberlander's citizenship

'I didn't see anyone come out,' says Bruno Dey, 93, who faces 5,230 counts of accessory to murder for killings while he was at Stutthof camp

Former SS private charged with 5,230 counts of accessory to murder says he knew Jews were being gassed at Stutthof camp, but 'did not see himself in a position to free them'

Despite his age, Bruno Dey faces German juvenile court as he was 17 when he began work at Stutthof concentration camp during World War II