Let's say we're talking about SS officers who actively took part in the Holocaust.Why would someone feel offended? But anyway, on topic...
Depends if you are referring to the people who are still running away from the charges of their crimes or if you mean those on trial. Generally, I think people should get punished for whatever actions they did, both parties actually. So Nazi war criminals (that did an actual crime rather than the random bottom command guys following orders) should be prosecuted until they have been trialed and have received an adequate sentence. Not in a witch-trial way, but a civil one. However, you can't prosecute only the Nazi side, the other countries should be too, victorious or not. That's one thing I can never stand about history...
Art. 3.
Belligerents are likewise forbidden to:
(a) Erect on the territory of a neutral Power a wireless telegraphy station or other apparatus for the purpose of communicating with belligerent forces on land or sea; "
The few left would probably be nearing 100 by now. Also, America pardoned a lot of Nazis, scientists mostly.Put your time and resources elsewhere in my opinion. Much bigger things to worry about than some feeble 90 year old man
Fairly certain they hired them for the Manhattan Project. Either they did or it’s a conspiracyThe few left would probably be nearing 100 by now. Also, America pardoned a lot of Nazis, scientists mostly.