Josef Schutz (101), a former guard in an SS concentration camp, was sentenced today (Tuesday) to five years in prison by the Brandenburg court for taking part in 3,518 murders inside the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, north of Berlin. The president of the court turned to Schutz and accused him of being an accomplice to the massacres at the camp for three years: “You were aware that the prisoners were being murdered. In your presence there, you supported them. Anyone who wanted to escape from the camp was shot. It was further alleged that the SS guard’s lawyers used well-worn and...