As ever, I thank you Mark. They don't give the specifics in their story, so it's good to know this.

It's hugely disappointing that there has never been a "charged and convicted" story, come-uppance, for Wilhelm Mohnke, like this for the families and buddies of our Canadian (and others) soldiers he was responsible for ... it still really bites me knowing how he got off scotfree and lived out a free and easy life until recently, while everyone else sucked up the losses and the aftermath.

I always like to know the realities through publicized credit, and discredit, where due, for all the rest to know, for big stuff like the atrocities done.

Karmen