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Born in Estonia, Gorshikow was an interrogator for the Gestapo in Belarus. He is accused of involvement in the murder of 3,000 men, women and children at the Slutsk ghetto in Minsk, where the entire Jewish population was wiped out.

After the war, Gorshkow emigrated to the US, and became a citizen in 1963. He was denaturalised in 2002 over his past. Gorshkow fled the US and got an Estonian passport.

Estonian officials have since been probing his alleged war crimes, while refusing to provide details of his whereabouts.






Harry Mannil, 89

The former police officer is said to have been involved in the massacre of at least 100 Jews during the Nazi occupation of Estonia.

After the war, testimony of how Mannil interrogated Jews and communists, handing victims over to be executed by the Nazis, was heard by Sweden’s Sandler Commission, resulting in him being expelled from their country and denied entry to Britain.

Mannil went on to become a millionaire businessman and art collector. He lived in Venezuela for almost 50 years and took up residence in Costa Rica in 2003 but was promptly expelled.

He is also barred from entering the US. In 2005, Estonia, which has never prosecuted a Nazi collaborator, cleared Mannil of war crimes after a four-year probe.
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Born in Estonia, Gorshikow was an interrogator for the Gestapo in Belarus. He is accused of involvement in the murder of 3,000 men, women and children at the Slutsk ghetto in Minsk, where the entire Jewish population was wiped out.

After the war, Gorshkow emigrated to the US, and became a citizen in 1963. He was denaturalised in 2002 over his past. Gorshkow fled the US and got an Estonian passport.

Estonian officials have since been probing his alleged war crimes, while refusing to provide details of his whereabouts.






Harry Mannil, 89

The former police officer is said to have been involved in the massacre of at least 100 Jews during the Nazi occupation of Estonia.

After the war, testimony of how Mannil interrogated Jews and communists, handing victims over to be executed by the Nazis, was heard by Sweden’s Sandler Commission, resulting in him being expelled from their country and denied entry to Britain.

Mannil went on to become a millionaire businessman and art collector. He lived in Venezuela for almost 50 years and took up residence in Costa Rica in 2003 but was promptly expelled.

He is also barred from entering the US. In 2005, Estonia, which has never prosecuted a Nazi collaborator, cleared Mannil of war crimes after a four-year probe.

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