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Last update - 02:02 16/07/2008 Justice Dept. seeks to revoke citizenship of man accused of serving in Nazi unit By The Associated Press Tags: Nazis, WWII, Holocaust The Justice Department has asked a federal court to revoke the citizenship of an 86-year-old man it says served in a Nazi unit. A complaint filed Tuesday in Seattle says Peter Egner severed as a guard and interpreter with the Security Police and Security Service in Yugoslavia during World War II. The unit slaughtered 17,000 Serbian civilians. Advertisement The Justice Department says Egner did not divulge the information when he moved to the United States in 1960 or when he gained citizenship in 1966. He denies serving with the Nazis Bookmark to del.icio.us   Hezbollah's pleasure For Israelis, the release of Kuntar is a form of self-inflicted torture. Exchange timeline How the prisoner exchange with Hezbollah will be carried out.   1.   The Justice Department 06:01  |  David James Vickery 16/07/08

Read & React VIDEO: Olmert, Assad dodge unwanted handshake in Paris Responses: 64 Obama camp slams New Yorker cover of him in Muslim garb, wife as terrorist Responses: 202 Ahmadinejad: Direct U.S. talks possible in 'near future' Responses: 118 Cabinet okays Hezbollah prisoner swap, exchange set for Wednesday Responses: 131 Rosner's Domain The new 'Obama advisor' problem: Senator Chuck Hagel Attacking Iran to get the world's attention? U.S. pressures Israel: No bombing of Iran (WTR) Poll: The more religious the Jewish voter, the more pro-McCain More Headlines 02:50 Israel readies for Hezbollah prisoner swap 04:29 ANALYSIS / In Lebanon, the prisoner swap is a Hezbollah victory 05:56 German mystery man to mediate prisoner exchange 23:59 Mother of Kuntar victim: How can you pardon him? 23:56 Lebanon declares state holiday marking return of prisoners 02:21 Olmert questioned over never-repaid $75,000 loan from Jewish-American businessman 01:24 Holocaust survivors in need of long-term hospital care strapped for funds 05:33 Hamas representatives delay talks on swap for Shalit 04:37 Israeli startup may have a cure for dyslexic typos 02:26 Joint secular-observant Jewish school system approved 03:00 TB's secret, hidden in ancient bones 23:37 Talansky: Olmert's lawyers won't break me in cross-questioning 17:07 Bradley Burston/ The pleasure that Hezbollah takes in torture 02:02 Justice Dept. seeks to revoke citizenship of man accused of serving in Nazi unit 06:08 People who drive on the beach could face 6-month jail sentence Previous Editions Select Day 15 jul 14 jul 13 jul 11 jul 10 jul 09 jul 08 jul 07 jul 06 jul 04 jul 03 jul 02 jul

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