A 101-year old former Nazi death camp guard may get five years in jail after becoming the oldest person charged in Germany with war crimes from the Holocaust. Prosecutors are asking that Josef Schütz, who pleaded not guilty, be given a five-year prison sentence, The Guardian reported. In August, Schütz was [charged by a Neuruppin district court](/news/311012) with accessory to murder in 3,518 cases stemming from his time as a concentration camp guard at Sachsenhausen camp in Oranienburg, north of Berlin, between 1942 and 1945.. Prosecutors said on Tuesday that the centenarian “knowingly and willingly” partook in the killings at...
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