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Italy / World War II / War Crimes / Priebke Trial #371303

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Aug 03, 1996
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(Studio: Bob Schieffer) Report introduced.

(London: Vicki Mabrey) The status of former Nazi Erich Priebke, after he was released by an Italian military court that tried him for his role in the massacre of Italian civilians during World War II examined; scenes shown of the bodies, from the Priebke trial and of the angry reaction by a mob of protestors. [Israel's Simon Wiesenthal Center Ephraim ZUROFF - says he should be convicted in Germany.] The wrangling between Germany and Italy over who gets Priebke next noted.

Reporter(s):
Mabrey, Vicki;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:02:00

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