U.S. asked to extradite ex-Nazi to Serbia

The World Jewish Congress (WJC) requested from the U.S. to extradite Peter Egner, suspected of serving in a WW2 Nazi unit in occupied Belgrade, to Serbia.

Read this carefully, don't hurry, take your time, put it thru your head, read it again and again until eventually you understand what it is all about..
Then read you comments (that should be easier....) and think whether you have the right to post just a stupid comments !!!

I do not belive that Serbia want this man.
Is a propaganda of Serbian justice,
wher are the Serbian crimnals??? O I forgot
in Hague???yes on Belgrade.

serbia want this man and all the...mens...behinde him, give me give you mladic?the most important is the timing

There shouldn't be any problem, since it was the US that originally identified the man and asked the Serbian government whether they wanted him. It took some time for Belgrade to figure out who he was and what he might have done, but now that they've done that, and there are provisions in place to extradite him, why would there be any delay from the US side?

He's very old--I doubt they'll extradite him.

yet the Jewish Congress are reluctant to mention Ariel Sharon's murderous spree in Southern Lebanon. Serbia should avoid falling into the trap of being U.S's puppet master. Croatia has already sold out to foreign powers, it looks like Serbia will also follow suit.

I do not belive that Serbia want this man.
Is a propaganda of Serbian justice,
wher are the Serbian crimnals??? O I forgot
in Hague???yes on Belgrade.

The World Jewish Congress (WJC) requested from the U.S. to extradite Peter Egner, suspected of serving in a WW2 Nazi unit in occupied Belgrade, to Serbia.

Read this carefully, don't hurry, take your time, put it thru your head, read it again and again until eventually you understand what it is all about..
Then read you comments (that should be easier....) and think whether you have the right to post just a stupid comments !!!

serbia want this man and all the...mens...behinde him, give me give you mladic?the most important is the timing

There shouldn't be any problem, since it was the US that originally identified the man and asked the Serbian government whether they wanted him. It took some time for Belgrade to figure out who he was and what he might have done, but now that they've done that, and there are provisions in place to extradite him, why would there be any delay from the US side?

He's very old--I doubt they'll extradite him.

yet the Jewish Congress are reluctant to mention Ariel Sharon's murderous spree in Southern Lebanon. Serbia should avoid falling into the trap of being U.S's puppet master. Croatia has already sold out to foreign powers, it looks like Serbia will also follow suit.