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Zentai loses extradition appeal

Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Budapest : Hungary | 8 months ago

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Charles Zentai is accused of beating a Jewish teenager to death during the Nazi occupation of Budapest in 1944. He denies the allegation and has spent more than three years fighting attempts to send him to Hungary to face the charge. Justice John Gilmour today ruled in favour of a magistrate's decision...

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News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 8 months ago

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