Tuesday, May 27th, 2008...8:01 pm
Germans give former SS doctor accused of killing 900 children a medal
Dr Hans-Joachim Sewering, 92, a former SS member, was honoured for “services to the nation’s health system”.he doctor has always denied sending children to Eglfing-Haar, a facility south of Munich where it’s alleged physically and mentally handicapped children were killed.espite the allegations, Dr Sewering enjoyed a brilliant career and is a former head of Germany’s doctors’ association.
The Nazis are known to have coerced doctors into reporting disabled patients during “Action T-4”. Telegraph.co.uk
A former SS doctor accused of sending 900 sick children to their deaths under the Nazi euthanasia programme has been awarded a German medical association’s highest honour.The decision comes as Jewish organisations continue to press Germany to put 92-year-old Hans-Joachim Sewering on trial for mass murder. He was given the Guenther-Budelmann medal by the German Federation of Internal Medicine for “unequalled services in the cause of freedom of the practice and the independence of the medical profession and to the nation’s health system”. DailyMail.co.uk
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